sd 102 restoration. where do I start ?
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Re: sd 102 restoration. where do I start ?
That's cheap, they take a lot longer than 95p to make.
I did manage to locate some similar screws but non with a pallister head.
I did manage to locate some similar screws but non with a pallister head.
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Re: sd 102 restoration. where do I start ?
Just started on Amal 2 jet . Jets are marked 02 & 09. Is this correct
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Re: sd 102 restoration. where do I start ?
The main jet is marked 40, 45 or 50 & I can't remember what the other is, are you reading them upside down?
40 = 25:1
45 = 10:1
50 = 10:1 perhaps cold climate.
40 = 25:1
45 = 10:1
50 = 10:1 perhaps cold climate.
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Re: sd 102 restoration. where do I start ?
Ooops ...... 50 & 30.
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Re: sd 102 restoration. where do I start ?
That's made my day
Re: sd 102 restoration. where do I start ?
Best view of one of the new 102 transfers I have seen Terry, nice restoration!
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John
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Re: sd 102 restoration. where do I start ?
Starting to think about putting everything back together. Driveshaft is in really good condition but does it need a finish ?
LLS c 1961 on a crescent 42 boat c 1980 + wspcl c 1976 + 102 SD8561 c 1944 + 102 ACR 1948
Re: sd 102 restoration. where do I start ?
You could paint it Terry or smother it in waterproof grease! Either works!
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Re: sd 102 restoration. where do I start ?
all now going back together again. Much trouble and mess filling gearbox with 140 oil . Eventually removed oil nipple and filled with small pump oil can.
Drive tube giving problems - had to drive out again and scrape some paint off .
Drive tube giving problems - had to drive out again and scrape some paint off .
LLS c 1961 on a crescent 42 boat c 1980 + wspcl c 1976 + 102 SD8561 c 1944 + 102 ACR 1948
Re: sd 102 restoration. where do I start ?
I have fitted new nipples to all the gearboxes I have rebuilt so far. You can then put SAE140 in a cheap new grease gun and jobs a good 'un.
I have some nipples if you want a few. There also plenty on the bay. BSP thread,
I have some nipples if you want a few. There also plenty on the bay. BSP thread,
Re: sd 102 restoration. where do I start ?
Have you come across any black ones?
Cheers....
Cheers....
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Re: sd 102 restoration. where do I start ?
Avoid the Zinc plated ones, the zinc lasts seconds!
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Re: sd 102 restoration. where do I start ?
just read an old post by Oyster 49 that said the thread was 1/4 BSF plus one today that said BSP
Help ?
Help ?
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Re: sd 102 restoration. where do I start ?
1/4 BSF
H-A
H-A
Re: sd 102 restoration. where do I start ?
All this talk of nipples is getting my SFs and SPs mixed up..
H-A is of course correct as was the earlier post.
H-A is of course correct as was the earlier post.