,Merry wrote:Ok, I've stopped, I've been using wd40 but not tried heat yet. Will give that a go tomorrow!
Staying on trend, what is the update??? did you ever get it going again
AJ
Draining the mayo out the gearbox
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Adrian Dale
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Re: Draining the mayo out the gearbox
Merry.... Back in September in this post string you posted you had stopped
Staying on trend, what is the update??? did you ever get it going again
AJ
Staying on trend, what is the update??? did you ever get it going again
AJ
Re: Draining the mayo out the gearbox
Yup, freed up and turning great after all the excellent advise!!!
Now looking at building a funky Frankenstein gear box but it would mean taking out the pinion shaft....
Now looking at building a funky Frankenstein gear box but it would mean taking out the pinion shaft....
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headdownarseup
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Re: Draining the mayo out the gearbox
Great stuff!
Have you had the motor running yet with the replacement box?
Jon
Have you had the motor running yet with the replacement box?
Jon
Re: Draining the mayo out the gearbox
Yes had it running once but had some issues which I put down to a blown gasket, I then completly stripped down the engine, and boxed it up with some other spares I had acquired and moved house just before xmas. Only just unboxed them today and resparked my interest!