All put back together. Solid as a rock and all electrical functions
working.

Ya boo sucks to the nay-sayers! ;-)

https://www.dropbox.com/sc/kes56mvoo...iZD0SmgAKPuria

Tim


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On 13/09/2016 20:07, Tim+ wrote:
All put back together. Solid as a rock and all electrical functions
working.

Ya boo sucks to the nay-sayers! ;-)

https://www.dropbox.com/sc/kes56mvoo...iZD0SmgAKPuria

Very good.

I might have used bullet connectors for the wiring for "next time"!

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Ya boo sucks to the nay-sayers! ;-)

*looks around*

Whoosat then?

Nice one Tim.

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Tim+ Wrote in message:
All put back together. Solid as a rock and all electrical functions
working.

Ya boo sucks to the nay-sayers! ;-)

https://www.dropbox.com/sc/kes56mvoo...iZD0SmgAKPuria

Tim



Yay! Well done that man :-)

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On 13/09/2016 20:07, Tim+ wrote:
All put back together. Solid as a rock and all electrical functions
working.

Ya boo sucks to the nay-sayers! ;-)

https://www.dropbox.com/sc/kes56mvoo...iZD0SmgAKPuria

Tim



Well done - excellent! I didn't think that you could stick the broken
part back together, but hadn't considered making a new part out of a
metal plate.

Is the "nice view of Arran" as viewed in the mirror? g
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Roger Mills wrote:
On 13/09/2016 20:07, Tim+ wrote:
All put back together. Solid as a rock and all electrical functions
working.

Ya boo sucks to the nay-sayers! ;-)

https://www.dropbox.com/sc/kes56mvoo...iZD0SmgAKPuria

Tim



Well done - excellent! I didn't think that you could stick the broken
part back together, but hadn't considered making a new part out of a
metal plate.


Well I reckoned any purely glued method was doomed. I had a small bit of
scrap steel kicking around my garage that looked suitable. The only thing I
had to go out and buy was a new tube of thread-lock. I know that I have
some *somewhere* in my garage but sometimes it's just easier to buy new
than attempt to look for a tiny tube. ;-)

Is the "nice view of Arran" as viewed in the mirror? g

Nah, just took it this evening whilst walking the dog. Thought it would
relieve the tedium of mirror pictures. ;-)

Tim


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On 13/09/2016 22:47, Tim+ wrote:
Roger Mills wrote:
On 13/09/2016 20:07, Tim+ wrote:
All put back together. Solid as a rock and all electrical functions
working.

Ya boo sucks to the nay-sayers! ;-)

https://www.dropbox.com/sc/kes56mvoo...iZD0SmgAKPuria

Tim



Well done - excellent! I didn't think that you could stick the broken
part back together, but hadn't considered making a new part out of a
metal plate.


Well I reckoned any purely glued method was doomed. I had a small bit of
scrap steel kicking around my garage that looked suitable. The only thing I
had to go out and buy was a new tube of thread-lock. I know that I have
some *somewhere* in my garage but sometimes it's just easier to buy new
than attempt to look for a tiny tube. ;-)

Is the "nice view of Arran" as viewed in the mirror? g

Nah, just took it this evening whilst walking the dog. Thought it would
relieve the tedium of mirror pictures. ;-)

Tim


Looks good.

On 13/09/2016 20:07, Tim+ wrote:
All put back together. Solid as a rock and all electrical functions
working.

Ya boo sucks to the nay-sayers! ;-)

https://www.dropbox.com/sc/kes56mvoo...iZD0SmgAKPuria

Tim


ok for her make-up I suppose, eh eh eh