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February 19, 2022 at 9:25 pm #38590
andyfrost
ParticipantI was once told (but can’t confirm this) that the piston rings from the Anzani Super Single outboard motor are the same , perhaps a good search online may confirm this.
Andy.
January 23, 2022 at 9:51 am #38492andyfrost
ParticipantBest way is to measure shaft centre to centre , outside diameter of both pulleys , quote these figures to any reputable belt stockist , and they should supply you with the exact belt.
Andy.
January 22, 2022 at 8:53 am #38486andyfrost
ParticipantLet’s hope the poster tells us what plan he has , he appears to have removed the clutch spur in one of the pics. The remaining paint on the gearbox would maybe suggest AutoCulto or Trusty Earthquake , the Jap engine would certainly make an interesting and unusual conversion.
Andy.
January 21, 2022 at 12:56 pm #38483andyfrost
ParticipantIncase you’re concerned over engine spares , your engine is standard Villiers the carb is a little more obscure , but parts are readily avilable , as are all other engine internals , gaskets etc.
The Mk25 is a very common engine , fitted to countless horticultural/industrial equipment , and had no ties to Atco , other than they were just another customer.Andy.
January 17, 2022 at 6:48 pm #38462andyfrost
ParticipantThe Mark 25A was used on Auto Cultos , Colebys and some generators ,along with various makes of twoman chainsaws, same bore size to the model you quote , and I believe shared the same piston rings.
I’ve only seen the Mk17A on ex WD water pumps , and a few Auto Cultos.Andy
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January 15, 2022 at 7:00 pm #38445andyfrost
ParticipantWe must also consider that in our hobby machines with their original factory matchung engine/chassis numbers are few and far between. Users back in the day , would use used parts from donor machines.
Andy.
December 31, 2021 at 6:45 pm #38388andyfrost
ParticipantNew parts turn up from time to time on continental E-Bay sites , worth keeping a look out.
On these shores they are next to impossible to find , striking lucky with someone who has had some spares on the shelf for years is your only hope albeit very slim.Andy.
December 25, 2021 at 10:21 am #38373andyfrost
ParticipantWishing all of you a healthy and happy Christmas…….. may all your nuts and bolts undo easily , your magnetos spark , and your fuel flow.
Above all stay safe.
Andy.
December 16, 2021 at 4:07 pm #38365andyfrost
ParticipantI’m at long last using a fuel addative (the Briggs and Stratton one) , early days yet , as my fuel is seldom kept that long , but starting and running issues are non existant…….. expensive , but it seems so far like money well spent.
Andy.
December 14, 2021 at 3:21 pm #38347andyfrost
ParticipantAnother great effort from all involved.
Renewed my membership before it came , and have recieved card back…. a HUGE thanks Charlie.Andy.
November 12, 2021 at 2:26 pm #38220andyfrost
ParticipantGood day , and a warm welcome to our forum. A truly lovely machine you have there , and it appears to be in full working order.
I have long thought that the continental machines were light years ahead of our offerings , reverse gear , reversable ploughs , and overall build quality, Alot of ours(but not all) were cumbersome , cronic to use with no reverse , and coventional ploughs.Andy.
October 27, 2021 at 11:46 am #38155andyfrost
ParticipantIf the felt is still intact , simply wash it in petrol , dry it thoroughly and put a couple of drops of engine oil on it , squeaze gently between thumb and forefinger…….job done.
Andy.
October 27, 2021 at 11:40 am #38154andyfrost
Participant“I agree that the Bingham working days were fun and it’s a shame when these things develop into competitions because the fun aspect tends to get forgotten and the pursuit of prizes is all consuming.”
Absolutely spot on , the very reason that I never have , or will get involved in ploughing events.
Andy.
October 26, 2021 at 4:58 pm #38148andyfrost
ParticipantOnly my opinion , but I would NEVER skimp when it comes to magneto components , it’s worth every penny to renew all the components , it will give you effortless starting every time.
Forget about testing with a multimeter , there is a very good reason why purpose built ignition testers were made.
George at villiersparts used to do the complete kit for the 25c , he may still do , either way he would be able to supply all the parts that you’ll need.
The cam that you refer to is the “electronic govenor” , if you tease it GENTLY with a suitable screwdriver you should be able to just open it , if it’s opening and closing OK , then simply leave it alone.Andy
October 25, 2021 at 9:26 pm #38139andyfrost
ParticipantThat seems to appear the wrong strength govenor spring.
Andy.
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