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Thanks Peter, Percy and all you other chaps, I knew you guys would come up with a dozen decent way of doing the job. Will get to the model shop asap and sort out a thingy that will fit through on the carb.

Now just need to get the bolts to screw the engine in position.

I took the model to the shop for some bolts to secure the engine. M3 says the chap and screws one in. Fine. So I come on home and last night thought I would trial fit the engine to see what I could do with this linkage and not have the engine moving all over the place. The inserts in the engine beams are not M3, or M4 as that was what the guy tried first. So now I need to find out what they are. Possibly 4BA of BSF or Whitworth. Annoying because I have loads of 4BA nuts but not one bolt. Of course all the good screw shops have now gone.

I guess the Model is about 20 years old, before the Mastic treaty with the EU, which states that all models must be fitted with metric stuff.

Hey Ho

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Thanks lads, it's not a shortage of online suppliers, it's a shortage of local ones. I don't know what thread it is, so need to try out bolts till I find the right on.

Yes Martin the Mastic treaty. After that everything was water tight. No more push me pull me, or closed loop holes anymore.

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