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    Ever wondered how fuel gets to the carburettor with out a fuel pump ? When the piston goes down it creates pressure in the crankcase which should be airtight . This impulse is fed to the carburettor via an impulse line(small rubber hose) or a second small chamber inside the inlet manifold rubber boot . The impulse moves the diaphragm (inside the carburettor) up and down which pumps the fuel.
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    This it ? part no 395252
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    Its 2 stroke but it isn't 4 mix:thumbup:
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    I've had a look at the beaver spec and flow is only 20 litres/min. With a typical 12 tonne splitter I'm guessing a cycle time of 15-20 seconds. Its going to be a bit slow.
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    You are confusing your Gulf stream with the Jet stream. The Gulf stream is a warm water current that flows from Florida to Iceland. The Jet stream is a fast air current that brings us storms across the Atlantic.
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    Tractor hydraulics vary between 175 and 210 Bar. 125 Bar would reduce your 12 tonnes down to about 7
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    Saw sick

    C.J replied to riggers's topic in Chainsaws

    Check that you have fitted the correct new chain.
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    875 loader is more likely to have 3 cylinder sub frame/brackets. Also a massey 550 tractor should have the same bolt spacings.
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    You don't see many 360's about so you are unlikely to see a loader advertised to fit one. I think the more popular 240 would have the same hole spacings and would use the same sub frame. I believe the MF80 loader was available with a 3 cylinder sub frame.
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    Amps up going down. Amps down going up.
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    Good job I didn't offer any advice then. These days I just lay it flat with the telehandler. Back to the O.P, up or down ?
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    I wouldn't want to take any advice off anyone that didn't know that 6013 is a mild steel "stick " electrode.
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    43.77 with 5% VAT Mitchell & Webber(01752 845660) might be more competitive for you ,nearer Plymouth.
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    Watsons 41.69 for 900 today,Mole valley were 44 ish
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    Or Taylor Ag - Bomford and McConnell
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    Hornets

    C.J replied to Stereo's topic in General chat

    I've also heard they don't use the same nest twice. Don't leave the light on ,when you go out , if you have glass in your door, or they'll come in with you I think I read its the redundant drones that come to the window this time of year so may not be able to sting.
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    2000kg payload to 4 meters. There is a PDF online,search for Trima professional and it's on C-F-S website.
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    55p/mile
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    Corbyn Elected

    C.J replied to matelot's topic in The Lounge

    And also Vice president of the league against cruel sports. There must be millions of Labour supporters , that eat meat,shoot or fish , and won't want her in charge of DEFRA.:confused1:
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    What are the blade lengths for the Hibiki ? and how many teeth per inch ?
  23. C.J
    So you bought a MS181 - standard bar & chain ? or did you go for the 1/4" rollamatic mini ?
  24. C.J
    Surely the 365 is £450 + VAT = £540 Are you VAT registered ?
  25. C.J
    Mendip dialect (Jon) timber fly = wood fairy (log thief)

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