Thanks Steve,i'll share the site info with you when i get a minute.Thats my first base nut, dated 41,not a great pic but that on the left is a spring,are they quite commonly found with fragments,or are they usually destroyed?
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Thanks Steve,i'll share the site info with you when i get a minute.Thats my first base nut, dated 41,not a great pic but that on the left is a spring,are they quite commonly found with fragments,or are they usually destroyed?
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The springs are rarer because they tend to corrode away to nothing most of the time. The other parts are alloy and so don't corrode, that's why you find so many of them and so few springs.
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Where theres one base nut there will be many more hopefully
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I hope so Dave,unfortunately where there is a base nut there is also a 100ft cliff
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Get the ropes out and over the top, you first ill be right behind you , back in the pub
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just show me the ropes in the pub
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Oh stop being a baby.......what ya need a rope for ? Just get someone to hold your feet and dangle over the edge.
Do I have to think of EVERYTHING ?
Pfffff.....bloody amateurs
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A few more finds before dark
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Nice CB. More Webley carts I see.......
Intersting that you have a 30cal as well.
Steve T
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I went over old ground,may have exhausted this site for now though
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