Thread: 1954 Royal Review 47160049

I don't know for sure but I'd expect that there would be some suitable for human consumption and a different grade for stock. But I'd say that it is generally the same in terms of what is required for cleaning rusty parts.

i know there is different types for human and stock but i wasnt sure if maybe different stock types, i have had the human kind it makes good biscuits

Base product for Jack Daniels. I think Bundy too.

raw sugar is well how it comes naturally, white sugar has been filtered or cleaned of the molasses and brown sugar they add more molasses

Hi Keith Going to set up a molasses tank at the workshop . Tryed the locktite freeze spray today. we were trying to press the crnter bearing off mk7 jag tailshaft . we had perssure on it & wouldn't move , hit the shaft with freeze spray & bang off it came, so it seams to work . Dont know if the CRC one works any better . Found some hub caps but the guy wants too much , there is a couple of guys around Malany with P4 bits , i'll try them. Wayne

Sounds like good stuff to have in the shop. Might help on those semi floating wheel bearings too.
The engine builder would not use the pistons I was given and two of the bores have to be sleeved. I decided to sleeve all the bores back to standard as new std pistons are cheaper than OS.

If you sleve it you could use second hand pistons & bore to size Going to try to remove internsl torrington bearing from mini gearbox today using freeze spray see how it goese. Am puting the door tops together today I'll see how the rivets I bought go may have to shorten them . Wayne

Hi there all

First tilme having a look in this section - but Keith what do I say apart its great to see another rare peice of histroy being restored.......

Although I will admit you have a big job ahead of your......

All the best

Wayne