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sAsLEX
8th November 2009, 18:13
Dropped the DRZ again on the weekend except this time it actually broke something :(
The mount for the right hand cowl which attaches to the right hand radiator bent in slightly and has pushed one of the fins in and opened a small tear in the outside where the bracket is welded on.
I was thinking a decent welder (TIG) could just fill in this small tear and I could straighten out the bracket and fin with a pair of pliers.
Can anyone suggest a decent welder/radiator repair place on the shore?
Been pointed to a place on Khyber pass road but cant recall the name.
SARGE
8th November 2009, 18:14
Dropped the DRZ again on the weekend except this time it actually broke something :(
The mount for the right hand cowl which attaches to the right hand radiator bent in slightly and has pushed one of the fins in and opened a small tear in the outside where the bracket is welded on.
I was thinking a decent welder (TIG) could just fill in this small tear and I could straighten out the bracket and fin with a pair of pliers.
Can anyone suggest a decent welder/radiator repair place on the shore?
Been pointed to a place on Khyber pass road but cant recall the name.
go to Auto Radiators behind John Andrew Ford in Grey Lynn.. mention my name
Devil
9th November 2009, 12:39
North Shore radiators on Barry's Pt rd. Had to get my triumph radiator repaired (similar kind of damage that you describe). I cant remember if that guy did it, or he sent me just a couple of shops down to some other engineer who could weld aluminium. Only cost me $20 to weld it back up.
vagrant
13th November 2009, 20:39
Kumeu radiators in Weza lane, Kumeu.
The place looks a complete sh@t fight, but the work he does is awesome.:woohoo:
Rebuilt the RC30's racekit rads after the courier folks played footy with the box. :bash:
He also can scratch build one for you. He makes the rads for the Warbirds aircraft.
The Pastor
13th November 2009, 21:42
North Shore radiators on Barry's Pt rd. Had to get my triumph radiator repaired (similar kind of damage that you describe). I cant remember if that guy did it, or he sent me just a couple of shops down to some other engineer who could weld aluminium. Only cost me $20 to weld it back up.
did he send you to brugar engineering?
sAsLEX
14th November 2009, 10:30
North Shore radiators on Barry's Pt rd. Had to get my triumph radiator repaired (similar kind of damage that you describe). I cant remember if that guy did it, or he sent me just a couple of shops down to some other engineer who could weld aluminium. Only cost me $20 to weld it back up.
Went there in the end, 30 bucks, so will be going back next time.
CeeBee
20th November 2009, 07:44
Hi Team
If the job hasnt been done yet, I have a workshop at home in Glenfield and can MIG weld if it is ferrous. El cheapo.
Cheers CeeBee
CeeBee
20th November 2009, 07:46
Missed ure reply, but to all Shore bikers, I have range of welding gear to offer.
bogan
20th November 2009, 07:49
Hi Team
If the job hasnt been done yet, I have a workshop at home in Glenfield and can MIG weld if it is ferrous. El cheapo.
Cheers CeeBee
you can mig weld radiators? :gob::gob: you must be bloody good with a mig :sunny: as I alway though mig + radiators = el scorcho / el fuckedo
CeeBee
20th November 2009, 08:02
If its ferrous its weldable.
F5 Dave
20th November 2009, 11:52
Ferrous? No it's off a motorbike. It isn't made of pigiron. This isn't a Hillman Hunter.
. . . . Hey haven't we been here before?
sAsLEX
20th November 2009, 11:54
. . . . Hey haven't we been here before?
Is there a special KB wave?
Most things will come around and around this place.
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