ProcrastinatorFraser

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I have a 10 ton and a 20 ton jack lying around.... I've decided to make a press, after using one at a garage (huge 50 ton beast).
I shall be passing by the old metal shop later today, and i'll hopefully get to work this afternoon.
 
Well, it's very kind of you to offer, I have quite a few bushes to fit, but I think the postage is going to be a problem.
 
A press, any pressure will make life so much more relaxed when maintaining old vehicles, I've a bench-top 10t jobbie that definitely paid for itself over the last 15 years, I've made bigger / longer using plate steel & 24mm stud-iron as the 'frame' and 30t tangye jacks for the persuasion ;).

Bodgeit & Scarper or Scrapyard Engineering rule OK :p



Rich.
 
Oh, so you're not offering to do bush fitting free for all LZ members? Blimmin yoof of today.
 
I have a 10 ton and a 20 ton jack lying around.... I've decided to make a press, after using one at a garage (huge 50 ton beast).
I shall be passing by the old metal shop later today, and i'll hopefully get to work this afternoon.

Well come on then lets have a look at it, its been hours. Surely its finished by now. o_O
 
Tomorrow i'll be popping round a friend's house to kindly steal his arc welder for a little while... Proper beast of a machine that is... about 250amp arc welder, should easily weld this up. For the mo, it's just tacked in to place.
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Yea. not sure those G cramps will take 50t.

:D

But if they are properly welded in.....

:p




Also, as an apprentice, was taught a few phrases.....


An inch of good weld will lift a ton - the operative word being 'GOOD' ;)

And...

"I'll Put 3 runs on it, hopefully 1 will hold" o_O

Rich :D
 

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