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bit of fabricating work going down in the shed of yeti,re covered and foamed my seats and rebuilt the floors and hand formed the seat base plates,oh and new tiny wheel is on her now.Also some home built rock sliders/steps

 

HI YETI looking good there mate well done jon :thumbup:

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Liking those rock sliders matey, how much for a set?

 

they are built to take a good whupping that's for sure.

I'm not fully set up to take any orders yet sam fella these took a long time to make due to needing few more machines so the labour rate would kill em at present.

When I get the new business up and running I shall be in touch any one off bits fabricated to your specs,I'll quote you happy buddy.

Going to make myself a nice Tucked away fuel cell shortly to give me bit more ground clearence.

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The high temps over the past two days have made the glue holding my rooflining up to melt and leave my head holding it up!!!!

 

I used that carpet glue before, spray stuff, and it was a cracking job.

 

Unsure what to use now. Maybe Copydex or something.

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The high temps over the past two days have made the glue holding my rooflining up to melt and leave my head holding it up!!!!

 

I used that carpet glue before, spray stuff, and it was a cracking job.

 

Unsure what to use now. Maybe Copydex or something.

 

Nuts and bolt with some big washers. No glue worries then :thumbup:

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Nuts and bolt with some big washers. glue worries then :thumbup:

 

:lol::lol:

 

No idea how tempted I was to staple it!I just CBA with doing it all again, it took the thick end of a day... but it was a proper job for once :001_rolleyes:

 

Trying to design a drawer system at the moment too, its all go in landrover land!

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The high temps over the past two days have made the glue holding my rooflining up to melt and leave my head holding it up!!!!

 

I used that carpet glue before, spray stuff, and it was a cracking job.

 

Unsure what to use now. Maybe Copydex or something.

 

Same happened to me last summer after using carpet glue to stick camping mats to my roof!!

 

Haven't tried it yet but was gonna give this stuff a try:

 

eBay - The UK's Online Marketplace

 

Apparantly its used a lot on VW campers?

 

I've seen over 50oC in my 110 after being left in the sun all day so hopefully 70 oC would be ok!

 

HTH

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