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Cast Iron Welding. Recommendations in Kent or Essex.
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Thanks guys. All sorted locally at Invicta Marine in Chatham Dock yard. Over the decades they have sorted more props than I care to...
Yesterday at 20:51
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Torquing a nut
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Some Harley's are very fast. My last big International gig was to take part in the AMA Grand Nationals on the Mile Dirt Track at...
Yesterday at 20:49
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I once used that technique when refitting the hub on a VW camper van! 52mm nut, and I worked out that if I stood on the end of the tommy...
Yesterday at 20:34
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Torquing a nut
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Very few crankshaft assembies are pre-loaded - which is what you suggest. A little end float is normally required. If you weigh 147lbs...
Yesterday at 12:12
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Torquing a nut
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They certainly are!
Yesterday at 12:02
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I suggested this earlier but deleted the post as the rope method is not generally recommended where the torque required is much more...
Yesterday at 12:01
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How to turn a Traditional Motorsailer into a Sailing Boat
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Exactly!!!!! Just like Motorcycling, Sailing should be enjoyed, not endured. First Mate and I are selling Jarrow Lily after nine great...
Yesterday at 10:10
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rotrax
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Cast Iron Welding. Recommendations in Kent or Essex.
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For patching, low tempreture 'Sifbronze' works. I used it for re-attaching cast iron fins to motorcycle cylinders. A guy in the same...
Yesterday at 09:59
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Contact Richard at richardkimberleyservices.co.uk. Expert welding engineer, regularly welds cast iron manifolds for vintage vehicles etc.
Yesterday at 09:54
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Torquing a nut
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Harley Davidson motorcycles have the primary chain front sprocket fixed to the crankshaft with 150 pounds feet of torque. 150 lbs-feet...
Yesterday at 09:51
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I normal remove the starter motor and jam a piece of angle iron in the starter hole that jam the teeth of the starter ring to stop the...
Yesterday at 09:41
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Three dashes usually indicates programming mode on the Balmar MC-612, accessed by using a magnet. Check the manual for your exact model...
Monday at 15:42
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These are excellent ....
Monday at 15:41
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Thornycroft T95. Won’t start
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Very possible. Just repaired a stop solenoid fault on my Westerbeke generator. That has a 3 cylinder Mitsubishi motor. If the solenoid...
Monday at 10:04
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I used Araldite then drilled a new pilot hole.
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