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Regsmonster
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steel or wood
has anyone replaced the floor and rear arches using wood or mdf?just a thought as my woodwork skills better my metalwork,would it be ok for mot?dont see why not.
johnb.
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Last edited by johnonthetyne on Wed Mar 11, 2009 12:13 am; edited 1 time in total
johnonthetyne- Number of posts : 56
Location : tynedale
Job/hobbies : nurse
Registration date : 2009-02-01
Re: steel or wood
I'm sure I've seen this before on a Scamp, although you will have to seal it really well to avoid it swelling up...........
Re: steel or wood
He was a professional chippie, I believe.
Rum Tum Tugger- Number of posts : 1000
Age : 80
Location : Ivinghoe, Bucks/Beds
Job/hobbies : Retired computer boffin, Morris musician
Registration date : 2008-06-25
Re: steel or wood
My MK2 Cyclops had a wooden floor and our Red Leader's Mk2 has a wooden floor , isn't a Morgan made of wood
Martin & Nettie- Number of posts : 1216
Location : Runcorn
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Registration date : 2008-06-25
Re: steel or wood
Didnt the morgan have a chasis made of ash? (the tree i mean)
johnonthetyne- Number of posts : 56
Location : tynedale
Job/hobbies : nurse
Registration date : 2009-02-01
Re: steel or wood
johnonthetyne wrote:Didnt the morgan have a chasis made of ash? (the tree i mean)
Common misconception ..Morgans have always had a steel chassis… the body frame was/is ash.
Jono- Number of posts : 386
Location : Work in the "Badlands of Oldbury".. Home amongst the little people, deep, deep in the Forest.
Job/hobbies : Professional Bodger and first-class excuse maker..... Scamp owner and club member!
Registration date : 2008-05-20
Re: steel or wood
12 Gauge...that is the answer...unless you want to buy my Franchi.. then the answers is 20g
Jono- Number of posts : 386
Location : Work in the "Badlands of Oldbury".. Home amongst the little people, deep, deep in the Forest.
Job/hobbies : Professional Bodger and first-class excuse maker..... Scamp owner and club member!
Registration date : 2008-05-20
Re: steel or wood
Rum Tum Tugger wrote:
He was a professional chippie, I believe.
Please don't EVER show this picture to my dad!
Re: steel or wood
Regsmonster wrote:I'm sure I've seen this before on a Scamp, although you will have to seal it really well to avoid it swelling up...........
Exterior grade ply is OK though but you need at least 12mm to prevent deflection and OMG! the weight, especially when wet?
Re: steel or wood
Regsmonster wrote:I want to Hushpower it...
Mmm.. unlucky....just sold my H-P Baikal .410 .... the small slip-on types are not in the same league as the fully moderated ones.....
Jono- Number of posts : 386
Location : Work in the "Badlands of Oldbury".. Home amongst the little people, deep, deep in the Forest.
Job/hobbies : Professional Bodger and first-class excuse maker..... Scamp owner and club member!
Registration date : 2008-05-20
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