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It is a coating of some kind, it is probably what appears to be there now? I think as long as there are no chips/cracks or peeling, your good to go?

ok thanks! ill look for crack or nick before reassembly, and ill inquire to procure myself some of that stuff

today i got the two part from yesterday preped and painted, didn't do much since i went to physio this morning and i have to be easy after physio....

here are the pictures

the first parts


clean handbrake thing a doodle


some more paint


and the work for the next day is lined up


slow but sure in sormany...

wel friday and today i got the rest of the hardware and transfert case part clean and painted, i also had to reweld the splash guard on one of the two output of the transfer case , and i chased the tread on the nuts and bolts

here a few pics, tomorow is reassembly day!

a new hand brake lining and rivet


broken splash guard


parts waiting for cleaning


clean and needing a little sand blast


ready for paint


and painted!


slow but sure!

today was traqnsfert case assembly day, it went well, except for the lock wire on the shift fork, i had some trouble getting the lock wire in and i broke it once,so i had to start again, but after that it went well . the transfert case looks awsome

here are a few pics

the darn lock


during assembly


and the finish product!






proud and happy in sormany!

Looks good Paul - well done!

I agree, Paul. Ya done good, there!

Just a quick question for you, though. Your bio data indicates you live in Beresford, but your signature says you're in Sormany. What's the deal, here? Did the hustle and bustle of the "big city" become so unbearable that you had to move 9.53 miles west of town?

A thing of beauty, looks real good Paul.

thanks every one yes i did move to sormany , i got a deal i could not refuse on a house last fall!

Paul, you make it look so easy... Your work is great, wonderful, spectacular! I'm also very green with envy because my project is moving slower than dirt and your in comparison looks like it's moving at warp speed... keep up the good work and please keep posting up the pics for all of us.

I think Paul must enjoy working in the cold? I did spend 3 plus hours out there (w/ the "OD Goddess) yesterday.

hehe the stove in the garage can keep the place well over 20 degree celcius, it helps a lot!

today i got the braces for the t-case clean and ready for prime, i hadto redoo a few weld that where inconsistent on them, then i realised i did not have enuf to mix a batch of paint and primer so i got my girlfriend to help me and we shoveled a little to find more parts , so i got the step off the other truck and i found a few brakets and the pedal assembly, ill have to chose te best set of step since one set is rust free but mangled and the other is a bit rusty but mostly straight

aanyhow here are a few pictures


t-case braces


driveshaft


driver side steps


passenger side steps


pedals and brackets


paul

Paul,
I think you may be missing part of your parking brake. I believe there are suposed to be two cams. one on either side of the "J" bolt.

Brett

ok thanks ill have to get one then , sadly i only have one t-case so it will have to get on the list for next time i go see gustave

You could just take your cam off Paul, and make a copy of it, they are a mirror image of each other... Lookin' great though!