One day at a time. The journey of a T Bucket build
- fwestrup
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Re: One day at a time. The journey of a T Bucket build
A friend of mine decided to build a plane so he went out and rented a storage locker found out he need more power than the light bulb in the ceiling so his first big purchase was a generator. That was many years ago and have lost touch with him do to moving but I wonder if he ever got it finished.
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T-Rex
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Re: One day at a time. The journey of a T Bucket build
That's a bit more ambitious than I want to be.
Bought a trailer hitch yesterday, trailer to come soon.
Bought a trailer hitch yesterday, trailer to come soon.
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T-Rex
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Re: One day at a time. The journey of a T Bucket build
After 4 hours work ... and a few bruises... I got back to where I was last time. So today I set the radiator in place.
I've decided I can't do this by myself anymore so I'm taking a break until I get a place to work where I can leave it 'as is' at the end of a work session.
I've decided I can't do this by myself anymore so I'm taking a break until I get a place to work where I can leave it 'as is' at the end of a work session.
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- Bill Cleveland
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Re: One day at a time. The journey of a T Bucket build
Starting to look like a car. Hope you can solve your work space problem.
Spanky
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T-Rex
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Re: One day at a time. The journey of a T Bucket build
Starting to. Long way to go.
End of day. Tomorrow is cancelled.
End of day. Tomorrow is cancelled.
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