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She didn't know-all of a sudden it was an old frame I'd had for ages!
I reckon a gentle filing as suggested already would make them heaps better, otherwise depending on where you are Sawzall could be your man, not too expensive TBH though and anyone who is good with welding equipment should be able to fill in the washer marks for a few quid .
Quote from: MartyC on February 07, 2009, 02:20 PMI reckon a gentle filing as suggested already would make them heaps better, otherwise depending on where you are Sawzall could be your man, not too expensive TBH though and anyone who is good with welding equipment should be able to fill in the washer marks for a few quid .Yeah i agree ...they`re not that bad that they can`t be saved by your own fair hand and a file ... you`ll get get them nice and flat and square without losing too much from them , it won`t take very long either , and you`ll love it even more knowing you sorted it yourself ....it`ll look ace once Dan has worked his magic!! , Good Luck , Dave