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Re: trolley building
hob on Tue Jan 17, 2012 5:35 pm
Well i settled for my usual weld some lugs on tactic
front axle
rear axle
cost about 14 quid for all the metalwork and 6 quid for the wood, wheels were given to me.
so here it is .......... my 20 quid trolley
Neville
front axle
rear axle
cost about 14 quid for all the metalwork and 6 quid for the wood, wheels were given to me.
so here it is .......... my 20 quid trolley
Neville
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Re: trolley building
kevjhnsn on Tue Jan 17, 2012 10:32 pm
hi neville
looking good there
and a bargain set of wheels there too
im still trying to get 2 more of this type so i have a set of for my next trolley
a very nice job looks the part to
keep up the work
kev
looking good there
and a bargain set of wheels there too
im still trying to get 2 more of this type so i have a set of for my next trolley
a very nice job looks the part to
keep up the work
kev
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Re: trolley building
stationary stu on Wed Jan 18, 2012 10:45 am
A smart looking trolley Neville, don't you feel good when you get it sorted.
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