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  • #44495
    charlie
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    Grahame, sadly Facebook etc has taken over from forums and real clubs, social media groups acting as virtual clubs. Any discussion within a club etc wil generate differences of opinion, the problem is the typed word does not convey the same or intended tone.

    #44492
    charlie
    Keymaster

    Grahame, sorry to hear you will not be renewing your VHGMC membership, note this will mean you wil no longer be able to post on the forum.
    Condenser v capacitor, my understanding is they are the same just a change in terminology over the years and of course construction methods and materials making modern ones more efficient and reliable.

    #44484
    charlie
    Keymaster

    Andy, renewal payment received thank you. When magazine arrives you will see, in the article about renewing, to ignore any date you see online.

    #44361
    charlie
    Keymaster

    Unfortunately the club no longer has anyone listed as the BMB helpline.
    One possible way to date them would be from the engine number, this will depend on what engine is fitted as some makes are easier to date than others and if it is the original.

    #44270
    charlie
    Keymaster

    October issue now uploaded to website.

    #44122
    charlie
    Keymaster

    I second what Andy said.

    #44116
    charlie
    Keymaster

    Joe Paget is a club member, I will forward your request to him.

    #44105
    charlie
    Keymaster

    Andy, I would say it is a Miller as it looks nothing like a Villiers. The points are mounted on a brass plate and operated by a cut out in the crankshaft.

    #44104
    charlie
    Keymaster

    Alan, thanks for looking. I had wondered if it was a Countryman but decided no. Cutting width is 18″ wheels are 13″. No sign of any vacant fixing holes or brackets suggesting there aren’t any missing guards. The stainless steel guard at base of drive to cutting head could well be home made. Under the cutting disc is a thin brass cover, looks a bit like a saucepan lid, which is very well worn as it would rub along the ground. At some time the machine has been repainted with what looks like army green. Areas of original paint are a light metallic green. The machine was collected along with a Rotogardener rotatavtor.

    #44096
    charlie
    Keymaster

    I will see if I can get it in the car and bring it to Weeley

    #44095
    charlie
    Keymaster

    Thanks Andy, that is what I was thinking.

    #44013
    charlie
    Keymaster

    Have you tried Briggsbits

    #44003
    charlie
    Keymaster

    It could be a Wrigley, or based on one.

    #43991
    charlie
    Keymaster

    My copy arrived yesterday and I have now uploaded a copy to the website.

    #43974
    charlie
    Keymaster

    Yes they can be registered for road use, have a look at the DVLA website.

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