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<blockquote data-quote="david bowen" data-source="post: 12908" data-attributes="member: 799"><p>sent p m was my bike hand built yes in the engine section only had one electric tool a Black and Decker valve seat grinder the flywheels where pressed together with a fly press. cycle assembly had one pedestal drill used to drill the bottom of the Brampton forks to fit EI28 mills pin and to help George Baker to fit the mag cowls he also had a grinder and a electric sanding belt, all hand drill where air driven, there was a little problem with them keeping water out of the system.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="david bowen, post: 12908, member: 799"] sent p m was my bike hand built yes in the engine section only had one electric tool a Black and Decker valve seat grinder the flywheels where pressed together with a fly press. cycle assembly had one pedestal drill used to drill the bottom of the Brampton forks to fit EI28 mills pin and to help George Baker to fit the mag cowls he also had a grinder and a electric sanding belt, all hand drill where air driven, there was a little problem with them keeping water out of the system. [/QUOTE]
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