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Fil.
According to thread data charts, 11/16" BSF is 14 TPI. Your wheel studs could be slightly below 11/16 due to wear and tear etc. Have you measured the DIA of the good studs?
Norm.

Jeremy.
I've done quite a few of those worn forks and clevis pins. Fill the fork holes with weld and re drill them, and renew clevis pins. (If the facilties are handy)
Norm.

That bend in the wheel arch took a bit of thinking about.

Hi all.
Had a couple of days tidying the floor and wheel arch on the 3cx. (off side)
The door is next. I've done the near side. (rubber carpets nightmare man)
. A few pics,one of them shows what was cut out.
I'll try to get these in order.
Norm.

Rob.
Could be something other than a clay pit. The 06 shunter ( think its British Rail)And I don't think the hopper wagon(s) would have been used for clay. That is a large spoil heap and a viaduct running through the site, strange one that. Gravel might go with the Hopper wagons?
Norm.

geckoNZ. There is a fab shop close by, they laser cut and bent the the window frames for me, done an excellent job. So how would I go about getting the info to make one If needed? I must have been lucky with my boom ram as the cap nut was barely hand tight, getting the pin out of the king post was a...

gecko.cx
The cad file would be a boon, but sadly I wouldn't know how to go about such technology.
Norm.

UnclejakeNZ
That engine coolant thing bugged me for a while so I fitted a coolant temp gauge into the dash.( 3cx white ish cab)
Norm.

gecko cx.
Great idea with the spanner.
Norm.

Hi all.
I had these bottom side window frames fashioned from a local fab shop they're an excellent copy considering what I gave him as a template. Pics include old and new. They're made in two pieces either side and will be plug welded together. ( same as original I think).