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K4KEV
2nd July 2015, 05:27 PM
Was thinking about a run down to Rufforth this Sat for the autojumble .....any N.E.R.D's interested?, or anyone nearhand come to that, bloody early start tho :(

vmax1974
2nd July 2015, 07:15 PM
Doing temporary tats at the stockton priate festival on saturday or would have been there loads of Stuff I am looking for

NeilW
2nd July 2015, 08:58 PM
Never been there but sounds like fun :D
Just had a nice rebate through so may treat myself to some suspension bits (if they sell that kind of stuff there?)
Also on the look out for 2.0 blacktop.
What can I expect from the jumble? Is it new stalls or people selling crap from vans?

Davidbolam
2nd July 2015, 09:19 PM
It's also the mg Northumbria car show in corbridge on Sunday. There is always a good collection of kit cars there as well and good burgers

David

K4KEV
2nd July 2015, 11:45 PM
Hi Neil ....the Rufforth autojumble has a plethora of autojumble bits ranging from loads of bike parts to aluminium/steel/bar sheet, led lights, trailor bits... masses of tools of every description....body stuff like upol, thinners, paint. uphostelry, carpet, more tools,and then some more tools on that, welding gasses, tyres, loads of stainless steel fasteners and ordinary nuts and bolts, it really is that massive ...need to get there for 8.30 - 8.45 as it is all over by 12.00 mid day but it does take a couple of hours to get around it all before they all start packing up..

flyerncle
3rd July 2015, 08:35 AM
Airfield Kev ?

K4KEV
3rd July 2015, 09:20 AM
Nah ...that's a bit further down the road ... I used to do aerotowing of hang gliders there.

flyerncle
6th July 2015, 08:22 AM
Googled it after and saw where it was,they went into low viz procedure here on sat morn so could not even taxi, 800 mtrs viz and cloud at 100ft.

flyerncle
7th July 2015, 09:16 AM
David,4 wheel alignment is a bit of an expensive con if the rear is not easily adjustable.

Davidbolam
7th July 2015, 09:33 PM
David,4 wheel alignment is a bit of an expensive con if the rear is not easily adjustable.

I was more concerned my rear wheels may point in different directions. I'm thinking of getting my dental floss out to use the string method.

My rear suspension has threaded adjusters on the inboard bushes at each point.


David

flyerncle
8th July 2015, 12:38 PM
You could drop check it with some chalked string by putting it on stands and picking the same points on the chassis at each side and corners etc with a plumb line and go from point to point with the string and "twang " it to put chalk lines down on the floor,this will give you an idea of what is where in relation to all the other bits.

alga
30th July 2015, 06:53 PM
I was more concerned my rear wheels may point in different directions. I'm thinking of getting my dental floss out to use the string method.

My rear suspension has threaded adjusters on the inboard bushes at each point.

I just assume the chassis is square to within a mm (which I know it is), clamp a long spirit level to the spindle with the wheel and brake drum removed and measure the distance between the level and the chassis at two points. Then simple a conversion from radians to degrees. 0.5° toe in means 5 mm difference at the distance of 600 mm. Any higher precision is unnecessary.