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  • #14802
    will-haggle
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    Thanks Chris it will make a great feature…

    #14796
    will-haggle
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    I finished cleaning out the fuel system today and she runs! Now all I need is to get the other one running, it has fuel and a spark. It fires but won’t pick up….

    #14759
    will-haggle
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    A good place for Merry Tiller bits is http://www.merrytiller.co.uk

    #14754
    will-haggle
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    I reckon yours is post October 1963 (clutch pin is fitted from then) and before 15/06/1965, I’ve got one from that date with M 54343. Easy to find the exact dat by looking at the engine no. mine is 80302-0154-03-6506153 the bold bit is the date and the 3 is the production line. it looks in great condition….

    #14682
    will-haggle
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    Hi Joe, The number is on the top of the crankcase on a raised flat piece of the casting on the carb side of the engine….

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    #14547
    will-haggle
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    A few Weeley pictures from me…..

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    #14434
    will-haggle
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    Water turbine?

    #14431
    will-haggle
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    Look like inside-out Eziouts!

    #14376
    will-haggle
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    Just need to clean out the fuel system now, due to the fuel having gone off. I’ve fitted new clutch and throttle cables. Took it to Brinkworth show on Sunday and put it in with the rest of my machines….
    First picture is rear view, second one shows my two Professional models, far one came with reverse gear and is later than the one I just got!

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    #14317
    will-haggle
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    An original Robin engine, a centrifugal clutch, a hand book for starters! How do I know about this? I met him and the Bug down Honiton Hill Rally. Luckily John Phillips turned up and he used to have one!

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    #14309
    will-haggle
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    I’ve taken some photo’s….
    Wheels are non-standard solid tyres (Avon Ranger)probably from a garden truck, it has no clutch pin, this puts the age pre-October 1963. The exhaust is angled and it will start as soon as I sort out the aged petrol which is decidedly “off”

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    #14291
    will-haggle
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    I too am looking for some info on F. Wright hand Tools. I have found a reference on the old forum of the VHGMC and I found this…

    https://www.tractorbox.co.uk/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=4167

    I have an F. Wright Plough which was modified for the Wolseley Merry Tiller, see pictures…

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    #14192
    will-haggle
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    I might pay to hone the cylinder and put some rings in

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    #14087
    will-haggle
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    Aha! I have one with wooden rollers and one with the ally rollers, I’ll scan the other parts book. I may be able to help with which came first as well…

    #14039
    will-haggle
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    Welcome to the Forum, Richard. You have a Briggs and Stratton engine there, and it’s fairly easy to find manuals on their website. parts are pretty well available as well. This link will help you get a manual. Paul Mackellow has a good knowledge of Landmaster machines and may be able to help with the Stoic.

    https://briggsstratton.guided.ss-omtrdc.net/?q=*how+do+I+find+my+model+number

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