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Cracking litter so far .....really nice looking little dog...good luck with the next few weeks mayhem

Carry on Chris

1) How exactly are you testing them ? 2) Could be the problem is elsewhere as I was alluding to and Dean said. Whereaway are you ? If you wish pm me your number and I'll call tomoz and talk you through it

Rattling the grey matter here..... The two wire/body earth has an inbuilt switch operated by the plunger or bi-metalic (not sure) so if you connect the pull circuit the plunger will clatter in and out. I think there was a version where this was switched externally,ie an override switch......same same oil pressure override, preventing permanent power to the pull coil.

Should be two I think,solenoid body being the earth.

How old is the engine,and did it originate from EPS in the states ? Have the old coils been checked on the bench ? Check the wiring diagram does it have a pair of diodes in the solenoid wiring loom ? Does it run then stop randomly or no start ? Check that the "pull" coil wiring is not permanently live.

Rhetorical question Dean ? ........

Depending what you want.......Greenplant in Guildford or for larger machines Orange Plant in Burgess Hill.

Awwww Bless.

Yes amazing pictures.....Bloody heck they do bring it home....There is one thing I see in them though......."Backbone".....If you understand me.

Nah......you have purely brought to peoples attention the facts of Godwins law,that the probability of that scenario occuring will approach 1 as a thread such as this progresses.....Your post was not in the thread context but was purely educational however your educational prowess may now lead others to contemplate the interjection of a relevant comment to lose "the (what ? ) argument:.......this however would require all but the OP to post up in this vein,cos if you have a wining side then you must have a losing side....you could however simply have a poll of present contributers....ayes and nayes for the OP's opening statement ........a simple vote without mentioning the potentially unmentionable.........alternatively you could,with reference to the OP's opening statement and bearing in mind peatff's contribution.... think of the probability of the improbability drive to negate Godwins law probabilty nearing 1 PS.....Peterson's England career over........LBW or clean bowled ?

Definately .......BTW..I'm a dog owner

I bet you did laugh OMTC..........do they normally just leave the stuff there in perpetuity, waiting for a chance to get a bit of discount or a bit of clearance Chancers

Sorry chippers and grinders me...

Not freelance .......... Why do you ask ?

Fair play mate

Time served Marine Diesel fitter....(Fitter has a different meaning now ) Then 29 years at sea,started as J/EO up to 3 E/O within 4 years,contracting,engine building and general shippy stuff,with interludes gamekeeping,Steelwork and electronic loadcell design,Chief engineer at sea and for a major UK weighing company.....more shippy stuff,training and working English Springer Spaniels,more Shippy stuff......Divorce and relationship breakups.......to numerous to go into detail...... More Shippy stuff....Welder and fabricator,well until me eyes went:blushing:...I can still weld like a goodun, it dosn't nescessarily go in the right place though .....More shippy stuff finishing 8 years ago...my swansong...Major survey B&W Slowspeed....7 cylinder, 35,000Hp.....good way to finish and for the past 7 years, forestry equipment,Love the job,the people and the crack Phweeew...I think that covers the question Stubby

I stand totally corrected old bean Well spotted.....Its me age....

The long reamer on the left is a taper machine reamer with a morse taper fitting,generally used in a drill stand,the others are hand reamers and used with a tap wrench.

Ditto Best field tail I've heard in a while.

As I said what's best for you....Going on the course might be best at the moment

Main thing is what's best for you Rich. Good Luck

I'm not good on replying on these sort of threads, I can't seem to put the words together right I wish you all the best Rich, I know you'll get massive support here and from your crewmates in Dover............

Having read about compact saws for use in Norway,thought about the sage advice and my own need for stick cutting and bits and pieces...........and thanks to "SkyLand" this arrived today........ Real quality