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dave0123

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Re: Internal Pole Carriers
« Reply #20 on: August 31, 2008, 06:47:28 pm »
Ahh right,

He was just intrested as how you bent that mental,  i said i didnt know. i was showing him what you have made though.

If am honest football isnt my thing mate, Evertion did ring me up last week and asked if i wanted to advertise on there boads that are round the pitch, dont know how much it costs haha.

Jeff will you be taking pictures as you go along fitting the tank in? my dad could easly bolt mine into the chassis he knows what do etc with shuving a tube of steel into so not crushing the cassis but hes gettin abit old now  ;D and has knakkerd knees. but il get him to weld a cage up  :P

Dave.

dave0123

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Re: Internal Pole Carriers
« Reply #21 on: August 31, 2008, 06:51:45 pm »
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Good old Jerkinbed hey......... I use to go to school in Rock Ferry and lived in the North End (Bidston) till I was 20.......... I bet the Hamilton Club has gone...... Paul O'graddy start his carrier there.....


its a small world..

yes from jerkinbed mate  ;D am only 22 but dont think the Hamliton Club is there now haha. Yeh i have work allround bidston and so on  ;D Where about in bidston did you live? were are you now?

Dave
Dave.

jeff1

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Re: Internal Pole Carriers
« Reply #22 on: August 31, 2008, 06:55:22 pm »
ahh right, my dad was intrested as he can weld etc and send him off in the garage he can make some intresting stuff  ;D he was wondering how you bent the mental for the real the other day thought you had a machine.


I dont live too far from from there mate im over the water but its around 15-20 mins away :P. i have some work in the twon centre of Liverpool though.


dave

Good old Jerkinbed hey......... I use to go to school in Rock Ferry and lived in the North End (Bidston) till I was 20.......... I bet the Hamilton Club has gone...... Paul O'graddy start his carrier there.....

Regards
Mr H


I haven't heard it call that for years  ;D ;D for those who wish to know its real  name its Birkinhead Lol
I was born in  Edge Hill wavertree.

Ahh right,

He was just intrested as how you bent that mental,  i said i didnt know. i was showing him what you have made though.

If am honest football isnt my thing mate, Evertion did ring me up last week and asked if i wanted to advertise on there boads that are round the pitch, dont know how much it costs haha.

Jeff will you be taking pictures as you go along fitting the tank in? my dad could easly bolt mine into the chassis he knows what do etc with shuving a tube of steel into so not crushing the cassis but hes gettin abit old now  ;D and has knakkerd knees. but il get him to weld a cage up  :P


Don't advertise on Evertons boards, there to mean Lol

I never thought of doing pictures as I went along but your Dad has the correct idea.

Its getting a little close for comfort before I hand it all over to my daughter on the 8th September, my paint for the floor hasn't arrived yet, I'm hoping its here on Tuesday if it is, I'll get the floor painted and then once dry I'll install the Tank.
If I do have the time I'll try to do a Haynes manual type of thing for him, but he has the right idea.

dave0123

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Re: Internal Pole Carriers
« Reply #23 on: August 31, 2008, 07:10:55 pm »
He knows what to do and that he is mechanic to be honest so he's done loads of stuff over the years welding etc and all sorts which is hany ;) cheers anyway m8.


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I haven't heard it call that for years    for those who wish to know its real  name its Birkinhead Lol
I was born in  Edge Hill wavertree.


thats intresting jeff didnt know you were from there ;D dave
Dave.

jeff1

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Re: Internal Pole Carriers
« Reply #24 on: August 31, 2008, 07:19:16 pm »
He knows what to do and that he is mechanic to be honest so he's done loads of stuff over the years welding etc and all sorts which is hany ;) cheers anyway m8.


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I haven't heard it call that for years    for those who wish to know its real  name its Birkinhead Lol
I was born in  Edge Hill wavertree.


thats intresting jeff didnt know you were from there ;D dave
What would you guy's do with out us Dads  ;D ;D

Yep I'm a scouse too and proud of it before anyone blurts off  ;D

dave0123

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Re: Internal Pole Carriers
« Reply #25 on: August 31, 2008, 07:26:00 pm »
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What would you guy's do with out us Dads   

Yep I'm a scouse too and proud of it before anyone blurts off   


haha thats quite right jeff :P we would be lost without our dads ;D

he lately sorted my ladder clamp problem out lol they used to just bend because i use commercial roof rack so insdead of the rack bending with the force they just bend the clamps which becomes anoying lol.

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Yep I'm a scouse too and proud of it before anyone blurts off 

hehee good  ;D its fantastic over in liverpool with all this new building work going on and stuff.
Dave.

jeff1

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Re: Internal Pole Carriers
« Reply #26 on: August 31, 2008, 07:33:45 pm »
I made a set of ladder clamps once, I used some box steel for the main section and round bar, I cut a thread on the bar and bent it into a J, I then welded a nut onto the box section and drilled a hole to feed the bar in, stuck a small bolt on each end to stop it coming off when I did it up, I ended up giving them away to another w/c  :'( still got a set of factory ones though  ;D

My Brother keeps me up-to date with the progress of the pool and I do pop back to see him now and again.

dave0123

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Re: Internal Pole Carriers
« Reply #27 on: August 31, 2008, 07:43:02 pm »

Yer thats the main problem with them the J just bends so hes welded a sort of small nipple onto end of the J and then on the top were the cross bar is used to bend so when you spin them down they start rubing on the cross metal so hes strenthend the cross parts and the handles that spin are slightly bent upwards work a treat  ;D


I bet its changed loads over the years.

Dave.

jeff1

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Re: Internal Pole Carriers
« Reply #28 on: August 31, 2008, 07:52:00 pm »
I damaged my roof bars over time by over tightning them,  I'm  just glad I don't use them anymore.

I also made (in wood) my own 6' pointer ladder I turned the rungs on my wood lathe and that's stuck in the shed now.

I get lost every time I return, saying that I haven't been back for 2 years.

dave0123

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Re: Internal Pole Carriers
« Reply #29 on: August 31, 2008, 08:13:41 pm »
Same here by overtightning.


sounds lilke you really enjoy it jeff!  :)


Its abit like that now you drive over and they have changed all the roads in the town soon get used to it though  :P
Dave.

steve a

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Re: Internal Pole Carriers
« Reply #30 on: August 31, 2008, 09:23:24 pm »
I damaged my roof bars over time by over tightning them,  I'm  just glad I don't use them anymore.

I also made (in wood) my own 6' pointer ladder I turned the rungs on my wood lathe and that's stuck in the shed now.

I get lost every time I return, saying that I haven't been back for 2 years.

Bloody small world. eh what. I clean windows in Wavertree about a half mile from the Old Swan.

What's the name of that pub????

The parrafin ????

Steve a

jeff1

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Re: Internal Pole Carriers
« Reply #31 on: August 31, 2008, 11:17:37 pm »
I damaged my roof bars over time by over tightning them,  I'm  just glad I don't use them anymore.

I also made (in wood) my own 6' pointer ladder I turned the rungs on my wood lathe and that's stuck in the shed now.

I get lost every time I return, saying that I haven't been back for 2 years.

Bloody small world. eh what. I clean windows in Wavertree about a half mile from the Old Swan.

What's the name of that pub????

The parrafin ????

Steve a

I was to young to go into Pubs Lol
I spent most of my time climbing Trees in wavertree park.

Mr H

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Re: Internal Pole Carriers
« Reply #32 on: September 01, 2008, 08:12:52 am »
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Good old Jerkinbed hey......... I use to go to school in Rock Ferry and lived in the North End (Bidston) till I was 20.......... I bet the Hamilton Club has gone...... Paul O'graddy start his carrier there.....


its a small world..

yes from jerkinbed mate  ;D am only 22 but dont think the Hamliton Club is there now haha. Yeh i have work allround bidston and so on  ;D Where about in bidston did you live? were are you now?

Dave

Lived on what was called the Ford Estate (name now changed to protect the guilty..!!) but also in Mercer Road and Colin Road just off Hoylake Road near the shops by the doughnut church.
Now living in Devon...........

Getting a bit off topic so email me for MSN details if you want a chat sometime......

Regards
Mr H