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simms minimec P4696 leaking oil
OK, I understand. The pump is one of the most expensive items and not the sort of thing you can work on without special tools. I worked on those pumps when I was training at our dealership and at Fords and you have to be like a surgeon if you do not want to ruin it. Are you in Oz? Where abouts? -
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Sorry chaps, no puzzles for a few days, I have had a bit of a relapse on my new hip and cannot walk or move without extreme pain. Do not know if it is just a torn muscle or if I may have to go back into hospital. Will update when I can.- Majorman
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Monday Tractor 3 6/1
Actually they turned sharper than a County but not as sharp as a MuirHill.- Majorman
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simms minimec P4696 leaking oil
OK, no problem but you have put a breather on the governor and sealed the cam box if you have blocked the pigtail pipe outlet. The ywo compartments are separate. -
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Monday Tractor 2 6/1
https://www.jigsawplanet.com/?rc=play&pid=06aeaeba6dac Fordson N on Rotopads- Majorman
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Monday Tractor 3 6/1
Wright's Stand A Ford 3000 and a Roadless 115 on the show stand in 1969.- Majorman
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Sunday Bridge 5/1
You should have London Bridge over there somewhere. It was bought and sent to the US in bits and was rebuilt.- Majorman
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simms minimec P4696 leaking oil
There is no way that pressure could build up in the governor area anyway, it is only a weight device spinning in a small amount of oil and diesel. However by blocking the rear vent, diesel is going to build up in the cam box and possibly damage the seals that keep the two areas apart. I still... -
Saturday Tractor 2 4/1
Selene was the main supplier of 4WD axles at one time, the Roadless axle was a licence built version, originally called a "Manual". I was wrong about it being used on the 4000-4 and other County unequal wheeled conversions, that axle is a Schlinder one. Later Schlinder bought out Selene.- Majorman
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Sunday Bridge 5/1
No, it is only a very small stream and bridge, was just a walking bridge over a water on the way to the Abbey.- Majorman
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Sunday Bridge 2 5/1
It is beside the rail bridge, the picture was taken from the train crossing the rail bridge. There is now a third one which I have not seen yet, Jim.- Majorman
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