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Posts posted by Radek
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Hi Jerry,
great site, I thing it will be helpfull for me in anothers projects.
Many many thanks :bow::tup::
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I have removed the head.
bouth velves move up and down well. On the piston was carbon (somebody used as fuel wood ) When I have cleaned it then flywheel can turn around.
Until this time I can´t remove the lower piece of the spark plug. :nut:
Have somebody screened Lodge S.R.2 18mm spark plug? :help:
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Many thanks:bow:
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Now the main problem is, that I can´t move with the wheal around, only cca 340 degree and back. :nut: I will try remove the head and check it one more. But here is another problem :-) I can´t remove the spark plug.
For the removing head I have to remove spark plug after then engine tin cover and then the head. :nut:
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Richard, many thanks for information. :bow:
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What is it GPO?
Got one of those also, keep it for the occasional jobs up at the field, but we fitted a better control box mounting and a BS4343 socket for safety.Good little unit, will start and run loads over its rating.
Most were Army or GPO usage.
Peter
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This is fantastic find, survival ww2 japanese pilot in russian village:thumbsup::bow:
http://rt.com/Top_News/2010-09-02/japanese-pilot-russian-village.html
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comming soon, still the anothers pictures are restricted.
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It was on the ex Czech army range and looks like that was used as storage.
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try this man in Czech
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Are you sure that the airborne jeeps used suport bar for the vickers K GO mg? :???
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Hi Colin,
many thanks for you offer for the help.
Can you make for me any clouser pictures of the wooden frame of the body?
Cheers Radek
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Nice!!! :wow:
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Buick and Opel are back by ovner. Only the Farmall is still missing. :-(
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That's interesting Radek. Please can you tell us a bit about it and a little about the website? What chassis is it? I am sorry that my languge skills are not as good as yours!
Steve
Hi Steve,
here are any pictures from the progres http://www.austinjuras.estranky.cz/
The frame (chassis) is new made direct for this project.:nut:
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Military Austin 7's
in Pre WW2 vehicles
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maybe will be helpfull for you