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1 hour ago, aspenarb said:

 

Most waxing is down to the water content Bill, made worse with low fuel levels because of water content as a percentage. Not hard to check holding tanks and machines, there is a paste called Kolorkut , smear a bit on a stick and dip the tanks, it shows up water within as a red marker.

 

Bob

 

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Water red diesel mix.

 

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Lot of water in that small drum then 😮

 

Imagine the amount in a 25ltr tub then dumped into a machine!

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35 minutes ago, swinny said:

Lot of water in that small drum then 😮

 

Imagine the amount in a 25ltr tub then dumped into a machine!


It’s was a demo Chris, I put the water/diesel in the bottle to show the paste working.

 

Bob

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Posted
22 minutes ago, Mick Dempsey said:

Looks like the flywheel of a GM. 
What are we supposed to see?

That what you can only just see is the middle bearing of the flywheel on a 1928 ... the casing has come apart and you can see the bearings now 😞

 

Mad a rumble at the end of Fridays Job so now needs new flywheel bearings 😞 least I caught it quick though hopefully

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Disc chippers are such a shit design. I mean, they work, but drums are supported both ends. Why wouldn't you.

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