andrew 0 Apr 8, 2014 #22 Hi I have had a go with a spanner to get the nut off so I can check the gear box oil, but I can't get it off has anyone got any ideas.
Hi I have had a go with a spanner to get the nut off so I can check the gear box oil, but I can't get it off has anyone got any ideas.
andrew 0 Apr 8, 2014 #23 I have got a bobbin with a 6 mm thread, this is what the size of the bolts are so hopefully I can put it all back together.
I have got a bobbin with a 6 mm thread, this is what the size of the bolts are so hopefully I can put it all back together.
Panky admin 2.0 Staff member Apr 8, 2014 #24 You had me puzzled for a minute, exhaust mounting bobbin I'm guessing Member of the Non-Facebook Club
You had me puzzled for a minute, exhaust mounting bobbin I'm guessing Member of the Non-Facebook Club
andrew 0 Apr 8, 2014 #25 Yeah I think so, the bobbin goes onto the chassis and the exhaust bracket attaches to it. It's very similar to what was on it before.
Yeah I think so, the bobbin goes onto the chassis and the exhaust bracket attaches to it. It's very similar to what was on it before.
Panky admin 2.0 Staff member Apr 26, 2014 #29 It is awkward to get to, I use an old pump up garden sprayer but I guess you could put some in a clean washing up liquid bottle and squirt it in. Or maybe now's the time to invest in a proper squirty oil can Member of the Non-Facebook Club
It is awkward to get to, I use an old pump up garden sprayer but I guess you could put some in a clean washing up liquid bottle and squirt it in. Or maybe now's the time to invest in a proper squirty oil can Member of the Non-Facebook Club
andrew 0 Apr 26, 2014 #30 An oil can would be good, but it's either a washing up bottle or I've also got an container I fill my iron up with that's got a little spout.
An oil can would be good, but it's either a washing up bottle or I've also got an container I fill my iron up with that's got a little spout.
Panky admin 2.0 Staff member Apr 26, 2014 #31 You'll end up with flames shooting out of the iron, go for the washing liquid bottle Member of the Non-Facebook Club
You'll end up with flames shooting out of the iron, go for the washing liquid bottle Member of the Non-Facebook Club
andrew 0 Apr 27, 2014 #33 I've got myself an oil can so if it stops raining I will putting oil in tonight, then I've got some greasing to do.
I've got myself an oil can so if it stops raining I will putting oil in tonight, then I've got some greasing to do.
