Land Rover Series 3 Restoration - bulkhead repair

In this episode I repair the rusty bulkhead on the Land rover

[@LittleshopofFredrik]

Great work, looking forward to next episode!

[@lookcreations]

Great repair 👍

[@AverageJoe2020]

Spot on, It's good to see a thoughtful repair done, If you are going to wax inject it (AFter paint!), The best stuff I've used is from Dinitrol. Cheers, J.

[@machineshopatthebottomofth3213]

Thanks,I have some waxoyl that I will spray in, may not be the best but it will do a better job than nothing!

[@AverageJoe2020]

Waxoyl does the job okay, Best if squirted in hot into warm panels, though I know I do not have to say that to you. Please keep up with the updates of what you are up to, There is too much BS on the web, a bit of practical, pragmatic repair is good to see, Best regards, Sam.

[@centaurc-o2o]

Very nice refab. Would injecting those areas with rust preventing insulating wax spray be a good thing to hedge against this happening prematurely in the near future?

[@barney453]

Nice job!

[@tpantazopoulos]

outstanding job

[@pearcemachineshop5200]

Great channel.

[@conrad1468]

Nice work!

[@busman2000]

There's gaps in the first lot of welding, you could drive a bus through. To be water tight and structural it must be a continuous flowing bead. Looks like a skinny caterpillar.

[@machineshopatthebottomofth3213]

when I cleaned it up it was continuous, no gaps

[@stuartsturgess2199]

did you weld up the drain hole on the windscreen support ?

[@machineshopatthebottomofth3213]

no still there, just now the original size!

[@steamwally]

I notice the steering box is already out, how did you get on removing it with the brake master and servo in place?

[@machineshopatthebottomofth3213]

did not pose to much of a problem, access was easy as most of the rest of the components were removed