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200rpm on mine
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Richard it immediately passes through a needle valve (obviously operated by the float) so it won't get swamped with fuel. Earlier in the year on two Pigs I had occasion to get started after some years, I found the needle valve would stick & it would stop running. I managed to free them with some modest tapping with a hide hammer in the vicinity.
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Undo the brass banjo connector (that has the metal fuel pipe that comes up from the fuel pipe) & feed into the carb there.
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I can only speak from my own experience of Milweb. I have bought & sold things in free ads, paying for a photo & webverts. I have had no problems whatsoever & very pleased with the service it provides. On a few occasions I have needed to contact the administration & found them to be most helpful.
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introduction new humber pig owner
fv1609 replied to richard sweeney's topic in Introductions & Welcomes
Richard when you say nothing happened at start up did the yellow light (oil pressure) stay on just as bright or did it dim/extinguish? If it is the former you need to check with a bulb test prod that when you turn to start you have 24v on SOL lead that comes from switchboard. If ok then take lid of Ignition Junction Box & check SOL there. If ok undo multiplug on starter itself & check pin A Also of course check you have 24v on the main solenoid terminals that are permanently connected to the batteries. If it was the latter then thats a battery problem, -
Merlin & Alec you just got pipped at the post. But Alec you did all the hard work. The scaling to get the 10-pdr mountain gun was very impressive.
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Yes well done Bob it is a muzzle lifter. Alec was 95% there but you came in for the final strike!
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Very nearly there Alec so you are near the alter! Very well worked out Yes it does fit the barrel/muzzle of an artillery gun but not for that purpose. Consider the role that this particular gun plays
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Not hollow Bernard. Date, well done pretty good as this was no doubt in use in 1902, this document is dated 1911
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Alec no but warm
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Nope. Spurtle, stroppers all these words I've not heard before:D Does it help to know it is 22 inches long?
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Nope.
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Nope but you are the warmest of anyone so far.
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Nope.
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Well I'm glad I got a translation , but it isn't. Would it help to know that the lower end has a leather covering?
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Not a surgical item.
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Yes only 7 minutes in it
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How would this be used in a medical context?
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Army yes, knife nope
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Another easy one. Also looking for a date on this.
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Very well done Paul it is indeed that! Was that deduction or have you seen one before? I've never seen one. Unit, Test, Search Coil Alignment, No. 2 It was intended for Mine Detector No. 4 & 4A. EMER to follow.
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Nope, not actually off anything, but is an independent item in its own right.
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Nope, but if it helps the sides that you can't see look just the same but have no markings.
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Nope but I think you & Bernard should swap notes.
