The good morning thread

Scaf

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Morning all, early start and off to London for breakfast meeting ahead of Board meeting.
Drink with business contact a little later, fingers crossed the weather holds out, London Underground is truly horrible at the best of times but when it’s full of people in wet coats, it’s unbearable.
 
philw696

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Morning all raining here this morning so pleased the wood came yesterday and is all put away.
Ms French working from home and I'm feeling a little stiff.
Contrôle technique on the Jaguar today and get ready for a trip to the Toyota factory for next week as they have enticed me into a project.
Have a good day all.
 
2b1ask1

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MORNING ALL: Sorry for Adam's sake I'll not shout it, Morning all, seems I'm at home this morning, got a few bits to machine in the garage today for a repair and to modify an alternative roof rack I have put on the van. It is a lot chunkier than the last one and it make a lot of wind noise! I think there will need to be some profiles added to quieten it down.

Anyway, the kayak lift I had on it had started to eat the side bars as it appears to have been working itself loose! I have picked up an aluminium Rhino ladder lift (type 3) and will be converting that over the coming months to reduce the weight up there by about 30kg over the steel one.

Have fun all...
 
GeoffCapes

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conaero said:
They do, it’s been bob on so far I tend to fill it with just water and float the parts in grip sealed bags filled with Jizzer.

Run it at 60 degrees and 30 mins duration.
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I put a degreasing solution in mine and the chain and cassette come out looking brand new.
Before.
108530
After.
108533
 
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MarkMas

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Scaf said:
Morning all, early start and off to London for breakfast meeting ahead of Board meeting.
Drink with business contact a little later, fingers crossed the weather holds out, London Underground is truly horrible at the best of times but when it’s full of people in wet coats, it’s unbearable.
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MrsMM is a huge fan of using busses, not the tube, in London. Generally a bit slower, but more relaxing, she says. I'm trying to get into it, but the routes are confusing.
 
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