New Engine On Kwick Chip

[benedmonds]

Our kwik chip 222 blew up this time last year, it's been sat for the last year needing a new lombardini engine. About time we got it on the road again.. Any one know any one good at refurbing chippers.

 

We are in the East Midlands.

 

Cheers

[madmatt]

Ben,

 

Have you asked Stuart at DM in Loughborough?

 

Cheers

 

Matt

[Lee Winger]

these boys are pretty helpfull http://www.prochip-uk.co.uk/

[Mr Ed]

We can fully refurb chippers. We have a precision engineering shop at Measham, jct 11 M42.

[Mangoes]

Is Meashem the home of Black Sheep Ale?

[Mike]

Our kwik chip 222 blew up this time last year, it's been sat for the last year needing a new lombardini engine. About time we got it on the road again.. Any one know any one good at refurbing chippers.

 

We are in the East Midlands.

 

Cheers

 

We can certainly look at assisting you. The lombardini turbo engine is known for this. The turbo usually falls to bits inside and for some reason fragments find their way into the engine which kills it. As for the rest of the machine that is relatively straight forward and all levels of work from just getting the machine running to a complete refurb can be discussed. Prochip 01449 770044.

 

Regards Mike

[Peter]

Is Meashem the home of Black Sheep Ale?

 

No thats Masham North Yorkshire

[Mangoes]

I thought there was a silent letter in the name but it was pronounced 'Masham'. Nice village, visited the brewery and market day there in 2004.

[Peter]

I love Black Sheep beers. There is a nice story for small businessmen in the story of the brewery.

It started when Theakstons was bought by Scottish and Newcastle. Paul Theakston started up his own brewery, Black Sheep, rather than work for the big firm, and about 15 years later Black Sheep, and the Theakston family, have bought back the original Theakston brewery and trademarks from the big firm.

So little guys do win sometimes.....