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Project MGF
Classics Monthly
|Issue 260
Last month saw us going right through the MGF’s cooling system and since then I’m happy to report that the garage floor seems to have remained bone dry.
Thanks to a recent visit to Ikea I’d ended up with some big sheets of cardboard packaging which were intercepted on their journey to the recycling centre and laid out under the MGF on the basis that even the slightest drop would show up immediately but even after a 250-mile blast to our Peterborough office and back the coolant seems to be staying inside the pipework.
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