So today I managed to get this done despite all the chores the boss threw at me:

I'd forgotten how difficult it is to get on the lift with the underslung Yosh pipe. Some shimming of the frame rails was necessary but it gets the job done.
I recharged the spare battery overnight but its going to need replacing as there is no "oomph" and she barely turns over. I have the deep cycle marine battery on charge now so likely I'll try and shock it to life tomorrow with that hooked on.
Once its running again I think the plan will be to give it a quick trial run starting off in second and see if she will upshift from there. I suspect this won't get me very far, however, and I anticipate having to delve in to the tranny anyway.
I do feel good that I got this done and I even managed to get in a couple of hours on the 750 as well and all this after a shade too many Guiness yesterday. Its been a good weekend and its not over yet as the Missus is whipping up a brisket of corned beef (cooked in more Guiness) and served with the ubiquitous cabbage and 'taters.
YumA belated "Erin go bragh!" to all my Irish brethren.
And Slainte! too.
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Some sense of humour you got. Maybe I should come down your way and stand around as you get that mill bolted together. Its kind of fun to watch all the sweating and cursing that goes on as folks try and get them levered back in to the freshly painted frame.
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