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Hugz
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SC oddity

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Any idea of what is going on here under the flywheel?
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Nudge
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That's kind of interesting!
I have no idea.
Wouldn't that need a longer crank?
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seagull101
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It is used for the recoils that mount onto the baseplate to stop it twisting.
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Charles uk
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Is it baseplate specific Jacob?
Make it idiot proof and someone will make a better idiot.
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Love the trumpet!
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I used to have a late 1960s 102 that had the same part fitted, no recoil starter though.
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Charles uk wrote:Is it baseplate specific Jacob?
It was the same as what was on my donor model 75 which had wipac mk2, I would sy it works on the MK1 villiers with the same style baseplate rim but cant be sure.
IE: wont work on half or 3/4 rim baseplates.

Jacob
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