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Here's a very safety consious bloke working under his car.
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I hope Chrisg is taking notes.
Looks like its a piece of 4x2 on his christmas list. 
just hope he remembered the hand brake and chocked the wheels!
I hope he's not welding too near the fuel tank
Cheers
Mark
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Originally posted by marktigere1
I hope he's not welding too near the fuel tank
What's wrong with that set up?
he coulda been using breeze blocks to support it 
i bet that the welding kit is connected via a set of jump leads to a lamp post or pylon!! Do you think he's got an RCB on that?
I was working late one night and an apprentice was welding up his mums car, a Talbot Horizon. It had a moderate sized hole in the boot floor, I
advised him to cut the hole out completely and clean up the edges. I went back into the office to do some invoicing and about an hour later went out
to see how he was doing. He had cut out the hole in the floor to about 8" x 12" and found another hole in the secong skin of the floor, and
had cut out a section about 4" x 4" and welded in a joddled plate. He was just making up the second plate to finish the job.
Horizons do not have a double skinned boot floor, he had just welded up a hole in the top of the fuel tank!
Ignorance is bliss.
Why didn't the guy in the picture just lift THE OTHER SIDE ?
The props would have got in his way, he's not that stupid .
Nice one Pete!
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Originally posted by Mk-Ninja
I hope Chrisg is taking notes.
Looks like its a piece of 4x2 on his christmas list.
