MF7726 and front tank pipes
- Thread starter Adeptandy
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snipe
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- Location
- west yorkshire
Leave the plate on and put an extra plate on top, might need some longer bolts
Speedstar
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- Location
- Scottish Borders
You would better with the bracket more forward picking up on the bellhousing bolts as the plastic fuel tank is not very strong , to put any weight on, we had one crack with just tools box sitting on top of it
Need to move the pipes of the 64 onto the 7726.
Anyone put them on a 77 series MF ?
If so any chance of a picture please?
Not sure the 3mm plate will be strong enough
- Location
- Aberdeenshire
I’ll get a pic of my set up tomorrow. Basically we got a new plate made for the top with a stay down to the step, similar to what you have on the 6499. Then bolt the base of the pipe bracket to the plate.
Need to move the pipes of the 64 onto the 7726.
Anyone put them on a 77 series MF ?
If so any chance of a picture please?
Not sure the 3mm plate will be strong enough
Weavings did the 6499, did ring and ask them for guidance, did have a chuckle when the chap said they hadn’t done any MF’s for a long time, I then reminded him of mine
Steevo
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- Location
- Gloucestershire
Weavings did the 6499, did ring and ask them for guidance, did have a chuckle when the chap said they hadn’t done any MF’s for a long time, I then reminded him of mine
It would have been a considerate gesture of theirs to send a man up and do the honours for you given you sent the 6499 down to them for the pipe to be fitted, and then…..
….only for you to now end up having to repeat all the work for yourself, plus the dreaded 
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- Location
- Aberdeenshire
This is what our local blacksmith knocked up. He does a lot of side pipes for one passes and said fergies are some of the worse to fit to.
Thank youThis is what our local blacksmith knocked up. He does a lot of side pipes for one passes and said fergies are some of the worse to fit to.
Steevo
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- Location
- Gloucestershire
snipe
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- Location
- west yorkshire
Don’t be daft, he’s trying to do a smart job. Cable ties is what is needed
- Location
- E Yorks
Now that's a Rig very smartIt's on the tool box now but was bolted where the plate is
Pipe update, added another 2 fixing points between the existing
Then created the mounting plate, 10mm flat plate supported by 2 x 30mm box 5mm wall with 2 x 50mm box 5mm wall on top to mount the adjustable pipe bracket
Even managed to paint it
Just the electrics to finish tomorrow and hook the Sabre part up on the back.
- Location
- Dorset/Wilts
Why did you send the original mf to weaving? You seem to of done a good job attaching the pipe to the 2nd. Did they add anything thing else?
Pipe update, added another 2 fixing points between the existing
Then created the mounting plate, 10mm flat plate supported by 2 x 30mm box 5mm wall with 2 x 50mm box 5mm wall on top to mount the adjustable pipe bracket
Even managed to paint it
Just the electrics to finish tomorrow and hook the Sabre part up on the back.
Steevo
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- Location
- Gloucestershire
That looks an incredibly professional job!!! 
They offered to collect, fit and return foc, so seemed a no brainer.
In hindsight it proved to be very expensive
- Location
- Dorset/Wilts
Oh I see, that makes sense.They offered to collect, fit and return foc, so seemed a no brainer.
In hindsight it proved to be very expensive
You not expecting the original mf to be back up and running soon?
Love the drill. What do you sow with it?It's on the tool box now but was bolted where the plate is
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