What's on your bench today?

[Eddy_t]

JPL 7000 Ultrasonic Cleaner with accessories: Amazon.co.uk: Electronics

 

the JPL I went for Rich - quite happy with it so far

 

good luck

 

That's the £20 one I bought at maplin

[mikerecike]

That's the £20 one I bought at maplin

 

yep - it looks very like the aldi one too - all made by JPL I think - anyway it works for me - it has to for £33!

[ben lightfoot]

so got my 076 and sprockets is naffed, not sure if its .404 or 3/8 but any ideas of part number of where to get them from. cheers fellas

[Rich2484]

Ben

 

1111 640 2012. Chain sprocket 1/2" 6T (B)

 

Or the 404

 

1111 640 2002. Chain sprocket 0.404" 7T

 

The 6 or 7t is the teeth on the sprocket mate.

[ben lightfoot]

Thanks for a quick response i will get calling tomorrow

[Rich2484]

Thanks for a quick response i will get calling tomorrow

 

No problem. I'm not sure how does husky in your area.

Edit. Sorry it's I know its not a husky. See what you are doing to me spud.... Talking about husky saws has got me in a mess now :lol

 

 

While I'm on the bench thread.

 

Had a Renault b120 tipper working on today. Overheating a bit too much on hills or loaded etc. checke ethe fan and all ok. Took the thermostat out and it had holes drilled around it to let the water go. Although this wouldn't cause overheating I was worried but dropped it in boiling water and it opened quick. Flushed the cooling out on the van and refitted the thermostat housing (yes without thermostat) to see if it was pumping around engine ok and it's fine. Next step will be the radiator.

 

It's not loosing any water either. It's a strange one for sure.

Edited January 30, 2013 by Rich2484

[broonie]

on my masters the rad cooling fins usually goosed on the lower third

[agg221]

While I'm on the bench thread.

 

Had a Renault b120 tipper working on today. Overheating a bit too much on hills or loaded etc. checke ethe fan and all ok. Took the thermostat out and it had holes drilled around it to let the water go. Although this wouldn't cause overheating I was worried but dropped it in boiling water and it opened quick. Flushed the cooling out on the van and refitted the thermostat housing (yes without thermostat) to see if it was pumping around engine ok and it's fine. Next step will be the radiator.

 

It's not loosing any water either. It's a strange one for sure.

 

Have you tried starting it up from cold and opening up the rad cap to look for bubbles? The pressure in a diesel is so high that if the head gasket is starting to go between the cylinder and the water (i.e. not into the oil ways directly) you don't get water signs in the oil for a long time, or any water loss (last time we had this it did about 20k before it really went). Make it work hard though and you can get a localised pocket of boiling, which upsets the temperature gauge.

 

Alec

[mikerecike]

 

On the bench heading for the wall - present from my neighbour -delighted with it

[Rich2484]

That look fancy there mike.

 

Had an old dolmar on the bench. Need a complete chain break assembly and band. Don't think it will get it somehow. Thinks its a 109 not too sure.