Emco Maximat V-10 Re-Furb

[@angelramos-2005]

It looks very good,Cliff.See you the next one.Thank you for posting.

[@77miketodd]

Looking really good. I’m glad it wasn’t just me that had a nightmare setting up the motor. I really struggled putting a new motor on my Boxford. Look forward to seeing it running.

[@shaun30-3-mg9zs]

Cracking job there Cliff, looks like it's always been there, nice paint job it all blends in well. As always a great video take care

[@philhermetic]

My favourite sheet metal! in the seventies I was making repair panels for cars with washer and boiler sides! I used two vices four feet apart with a couple of pieces of angle iron between them, you can make all sorts from that stuff, but if you need to shape it it is best to anneal it first because it has already been pressed and it is very hard! Cracking motor box cliff, that should keep the flying swarf out! Phil

[@65cj55]

Good job Cliff, looks like a fender off a series 1 Landrover ;)

[@brianclark2370]

Hi cliff. Looking good can wait to see it up and runing from Brian w.germany

[@624Dudley]

Progress. 👍

[@campbellmorrison8540]

Good idea, I have the original motor and because of the fins it does pick up a lot of crud. I will do the same if I ever have to work around the back of mine, at the moment its a bit close to the wall.

[@ThePottingShedWorkshop]

Nice job! That will work well. Access to the motor fixing bolts is probably easier than on my m300😁!

[@retromechanicalengineer]

You can't beat old fridges and boilers for free sheet metal. You must have heard me shouting self tappers. Have a good week, Dean.

[@anfieldroadlayoutintheloft5204]

great work keep up the creat vlogs on channel thanks for share on channel thanks lee