Wednesday 4th ..... The Last Day or is it?
Once again I could not be there for this momentous day
very Kindly Rod Wells did the photos, and by the wonders of the modern telegraph
sent them to me.
We start with a steam pipe leak on SK 24949
This is the new one being manufactured, like most partswe have to make. B&Q do not hold stock for Mk1 coaches.
Thats where its going .....That's it in position .... a great job well done.
While the body was raised John Hamer took the opportunity
to inspect the brake rigging, a problem was reported by
floor supports ..... all that beautiful work will be covered up!
The carpentry team have been cleaning up before tomorrows impending lockdown ...... Tea and cake?
BSK 24949 John and Jenny have just finished another seat squab.
16221. The south Cotswold side, this panel was deemed to be a bit to BSK 24949 John and Jenny have just finished another seat squab.
badly dented to fill, so Ken Austin removed the offending section
and let this nice flat piece in. For those of you who'd don't weld, the trick
is to spread the heat out so as not to distort the new panel....
best to tack the four corners and then move around the panel ....
A truly great job you guys and ladies do.
ReplyDeleteI've got some lengths of pipe like that shewn in this blog, I intended to bring it last month.
ReplyDeleteOh I am glad that dent was removed! The trouble is, now the precedent has been set, there are a couple of other dents on that coach that are nearly as bad...!
ReplyDeleteWhen its allowed, we can attend to the other dents. Much better than pounds of filler.
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