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    Can you hear the high pressure fuel pump when you turn the ignition on ? When was it last serviced ? Have the tappets ever been adjusted ? Jase.
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    Cos you're an animal 😉
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    That lip before the feedroller looks a poor design ??
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    Great photos 👍
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    Any photos of the valve ?
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    Hello , if you could email me at : [email protected] I can email you over the wiring diagram.. A serial number would help.. Jase.
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    I'd the pulley has a taper lock then that's easily done.
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    I always thought that the Clarke ones from Machine Mart looked good ?
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    Nice one..
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    Hi Soeren , yes that should be ok but I'm off work at the moment so please can I ask that you email : [email protected] And ask Jack as he knows the pins that are needed. Any problems , please let me know and I can liaise with him. Jase...
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    Hi Soeren, did you manage to get it all sorted ? Jase.
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    Most of the decals should be available still ... Regarding painting , the removable panels could easily be blasted and coated although I know this still leaves the main chassis to do by hand.
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    Yes it is , the CE and 01 confirms that too 👍
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    What's the serial number ? If you let Pete B know , he can easily tell you ? Or if its : a series of numbers followed by a letter , the letter designates the year. K was 2000 , L was 2001 and so on. Jase.
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    If I remember correctly it was a single electric motor and an axle with a differential . The only downside to this set up was that it could drain the battery unless operated with the engine running , this meant having the cutting wheel spinning as well ! When the hydrostatic model came onto the scene it had a clutch for the cutting wheel. Pete Baggs might correct me ?
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    From memory the first units Greenmech sold were electric drive to the wheels and hydrostatic drive came later.
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    Why not try : Farmer's Tyre Ltd - Google Search G.CO They always were the go to for ag wheels and tyres..
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    They aren't available separately as far as I'm aware but I have a couple here that I'm happy to send if they ask on the order...👍 Jase.
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    Soeren , That's the correct part number , also these are correct: 900990015 clutch end rubber 900990016 engine end rubber Jase.
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    Hi Soeren , the easiest way would be to order the parts from our Spanish dealer 'Riversa' I will be able to confirm the part number when I'm back at work tomorrow 👍 Jase.
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    Hi Soeren , The part number for the rubber coupling, engine end is : TC204921/2 It's in stock and we can supply a pair of locating/drive pins. This is OK if you can remove the sheared pins ? If you require the complete assembly then it comes with the green plate but is substantially more expensive . The part number for the complete assembly is : 4007037. Regarding the bolts holding the green plate to the engine flywheel , from memory they were all cap head or all hex head and not normally a mix of the two but it's really not an issue. Jase.
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    I'm just waiting on our Parts Department getting back to me..
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    There should be two pins..
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    I'm on it.. Jase.

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