Proposed Guide Topics...
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Proposed Guide Topics...
Please post your ideas for topics we should have in The Guide here.
Re: Proposed Guide Topics...
How about a focus on the main things that cause seagulls to be discarded, put at the back of the garage and left to rot? I'm thinking, carbs/tanks full of gunk, points cleaning and setting, water jacket corrosion. Sort of "How to get that ebay bargain going again"
Re: Proposed Guide Topics...
Good idea Oyster... should it probably follow on from the Before you start your Seagull for the first time... post?... 'I've done that and there's no sign of life yet...' ![Question :?:](./images/smilies/icon_question.gif)
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Re: Conrod
This is a band new conrod these screws at the end, need checking to see if the are tight & have the locking wire in place.
Re: Prop removal
Series of pics to remove prop.
Re:Gearbox
Exploded view of Gear box. (if inapropriate please remove) They are out of a very old book.
Re: Carbys
Pics of Villiers & Amal carbys.
Re: Proposed Guide Topics...
There should most definitely be a short article about what to do if you come across an early Seagull - say, pre 1942.
There are pitfalls for the unwary, and many of the parts are simply unobtainable. A good example is gearbox front caps in the OAs - the thread is left handed and may be impossible to remove without incurring irreparable damage.
I'll chat to the other Charles about this; I feel it's important that we don't accidentally destroy something historic!
There are pitfalls for the unwary, and many of the parts are simply unobtainable. A good example is gearbox front caps in the OAs - the thread is left handed and may be impossible to remove without incurring irreparable damage.
I'll chat to the other Charles about this; I feel it's important that we don't accidentally destroy something historic!
Re: CENTURY & CENTURY PLUS
Parts sheet with orig part Nos from 1955. still have that O/B.
Re: CRANKCASE BUSHES
Pics of Crankcase bush removal & instaler fabricated by a machinist.
Re: GEAR CASE dismantle
More pics of dismantling a Gearcase, thrust washer at end of biro dont loose.In the last pic the collar pin can be removed through slots at front of gear case then remove pinion.