OMG just read my first post and saw that I called the helicoil insert a Loctite insert whoops to many ales sorry you get that when you hang around seagulls to much.
Cheers Bob
Sorry slight exaggeration just went out to the shed and had a look, there are enough inserts to repair 12 carbs. If your going to search for it on ebay the brand is Zuess Industrial Tools - Thread repair kit
Cheers Bob
Hi I had the same problem recently. To find helicoils in the same thread pattern is like finding rocking horse shit - impossible. I bought a 16x2 metric helicoil kit and a metric banjo the same size (had to trim the length of the metric banjo to stay clear of the jets and the Loctite insert as well ...
The answer is yes :lol: AD BSA running.jpg With a lot of choke - hand over inlet rotating motor by hand - it started second pull but did not pump water :| whoops had a think and realised I forgot to flush out cooling pipe in exhaust tube anyway back flushed with garden hose and the crap and brown ...
Hi, after some research it appears (through visual images on the internet) the Amal single jet carb in question on the AD 102 is a #316 (thanks Keith P) and it is originally from a (BSA Bantam D1) motorbike manufactured from 1948. The BSA Bantam D1 was a 125 cc bike with a power rating of 4.5 bhp or ...
Hi there are no numbers imprinted on the carb body at all. The twin jet villiers I have has the id stamped behind the collar that attaches to the block but not on the Amal anywhere. The carb slide has a diameter of 19 mm. Length at highest point 23 mm lowest point (angle) 14.3mm. Hope you have been ...
Hi I picked up a parts motor last Friday and then realized that I had enough spares in the shed to nearly make a complete motor from it. parts motor ID.jpg 20170109-095013[286].png
Spent a couple of days on it as I have the time being on Holidays and all :P . Anyway, There was no ignition system ...
Hi all I have an issue with removing the pinion from my AD 102 gearbox :evil: . I have tried repeatedly with lots of heat constant pressure and impact force but it will not budge even a little bit. I must let you know first I only have basic backyard shed tools to use (vice, clamp, butane blowtorch ...
Hi THC thanks for the offer to help a different gearbox to suit will save a lot of work that's for sure. This is a photo of the gearbox when I first pulled if apart when I got the motor in September lots of rubbish inside it then. I'd appreciate it if you have a look at what you've got and maybe ...