One of our refurbished toolboxes, positioned temporarily in its place on the new bunker. Photo: Tony Summerton

Two of the tank baffles marked up for cutting out by Terry Howes using our plasma cutter. Photo: Tony Summerton

And the end result, showing all six baffles - a slightly surreal sight! The three on the right are positioned upside down, having narrow bases. Photo: Tony Summerton

Fabrication of the angle which goes between the inside side sheet and the tank base. This is the driver's side tank, which narrows to a mere 5" wide at this point in order to clear the vacuum pump. Photo: Tony Summerton

The coal watering cock, newly machined by Carl Jones. The bracket enables it to be bolted to the left hand side tank where it protrudes into the cab. Photo: John Whitcomb

An early stage in the production of the angles which attach the baffles to the splashers inside the right hand side tank. Photo: Tony Summerton

The finished product, with the angles bent through 90 degrees and new flame-cut inserts welded in place by Dave Link. Photo: John Whitcomb