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Old 06 January 2014, 23:02   #21
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You were right about the quality of the metalwork. Stainless steel 316 throughout, including a a woodruff key. The slotted head (bit that sheared) was held in place with circlips. The section with the broken off plastic is also lined with plastic, acts like a nylon bush to stop metal on metal contact. Quality.
Blimey! Maybe you should get out the geiger counter and take some readings!
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Old 06 January 2014, 23:09   #22
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Blimey! Maybe you should get out the geiger counter and take some readings!
it gets dark up there , and this weather - boredom sets in ....

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Old 06 January 2014, 23:26   #23
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