...the answer is 34!
Thursday 4 December 2014
The answer is 34!
In case you ever wondered how many air pipes there are in a TK...
...the answer is 34!
...the answer is 34!
Wednesday 3 December 2014
Biting the bullet
With the cab off and engine out the chassis looked increasingly shabby compared with my lovely new cab so I decided to bite the bullet and strip it down for blasting and painting; I was hoping not to bother but there you go.
There are a LOT of bits to remove and in particular a lot of pipework. I drew diagrams and got to point where I think I understand how it all works before starting dismantling it all. I am taking loads of photos of where everything goes and then using Windows Paint to label the photos. I started adding some diagrams to another page of this blog under Reference Material.
Here is an example of the photos for a single air pipe. It seems very anal I know but I am also sure that I will never remember how to get it back together any other way.
There are a LOT of bits to remove and in particular a lot of pipework. I drew diagrams and got to point where I think I understand how it all works before starting dismantling it all. I am taking loads of photos of where everything goes and then using Windows Paint to label the photos. I started adding some diagrams to another page of this blog under Reference Material.
Here is an example of the photos for a single air pipe. It seems very anal I know but I am also sure that I will never remember how to get it back together any other way.
Then there is a list of pipes in a spreadsheet
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