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Ive just fitted the exact same gaitor kit to mine. Make sure you've got the grommets on your rack ends, otherwise the hole will be too big.

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Have tomorrow booked off work (paid Birthday Day whoooo!) so I'm going to try and make good use of it! 

Going to attack that arch, wondering where to start cutting, think I'll chop off the bits they have flared up first and go from there.

Worst case if I make a pigs ear I have the new full panel  :rolleyes:- well two piece but thought I'd try to save that.

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Hopefully all will go well, some things you can’t plan, it’s just a case of making a start and take it from there. 👍

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We are doing presents tonight when everyone is back, I'm hoping it is the angle grinder I asked for as mine is as dead as can be.

Ended up boarding a section of eaves to keep the pesky Jackdaws out, checked for nests etc first.....they are not very happy but at least they are now scratting around on next doors chimney!

Did manage to get a little time on the Manta to wire brush and paint a seat frame,  not much progress I know but step at a time and all that.

Friday for the cutting is now the plan, need more paint brushes too as bilt hamber seems to leave them crispy no matter how much I wash them and the thick black chassis paint I use just won't come off cheap brushes.

 

 

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1 hour ago, TheRealExile said:

Picture to follow, result 👍 just recovering from my Birthday curry right now , soooo full! 

Happy birthday 🍻

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Looking forward to seeing your progress - have fun, but please make sure you have good PPE to protect your eyes and ears  👍👍

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You make a very good point, I have safety glasses, leather gauntlet type gloves, welding apron but the one thing I can't find are my ear defenders! My screwfix is not far away and they are open, I also have to pass it on my way to Tesco so could in theory nip in, you pay in advance, you stay outside the store, they ask your name and then place your order on a bench at the front of the store, they back off and you pick up the goods, so all done as safe as possible.

 

 

 

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Now fully armed with some ear defenders I thought I'd take the Grinder out of its box and make a start.

Upon opening the box I was greeted with a 110v plug :o I lent my transformer to my brother months ago but he's over in Chester.

If not I'll have to wait until tomorrow for my next visit to Screwfix, arghhhhhhhhhhhh off to mow the lawn instead FFS!!!!!!! 

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A small delay will just make the job even more enjoyable matey. Hurry up though, the suspense is killing us lol  😀

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