Villiers carb Repaired
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1650bullet
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Villiers carb Repaired
Ive been meaning to post this up a while ago. One of our SOS Oz Members Taspiper repaired it for me. I will let the pictures tell the story. Ive also noticed that i need to fill my parts draw with some fuel line washer seals so i can renew the decayed one thats on there now. Thanks Heaps Taspiper for a great job.
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Stelios_Rjk
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Re: Villiers carb Repaired
Great job!! Did you use a lathe to make the thread?
I love the 10600/145 turns!!!
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Re: Villiers carb Repaired
Dont know Stelios. The airhorn screws on with no dramas. You would think that its been cut using a lathe.
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Charles uk
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Re: Villiers carb Repaired
A very, very nice piece of work, are you English Mr. Taspiper?
This side of the Equator that's way more work than the carb is worth, it's a pity you don't live a little closer to me, as I've loads of fiddley little jobs like that, that I can't get around to doing.
This side of the Equator that's way more work than the carb is worth, it's a pity you don't live a little closer to me, as I've loads of fiddley little jobs like that, that I can't get around to doing.
Make it idiot proof and someone will make a better idiot.
Re: Villiers carb Repaired
Born Aussie but englush, scott and German in there. Yes turned on lathe and milled too.Probably worth more than carb but bits are getting harder to find here and I hate wasting stuff. We seem to get all the fiddly jobs!
Cheers Rolf.
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