Cylinder block to boiler fitting
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Cylinder block to boiler fitting
For those who are in the process of fitting their cylinder block to boiler here's a hint. - Don't tighten down the 2 studs immediately infront of the holes for the drain cocks on the offside of the engine. when you have painted and lined the right hand cover of the cylinder in a later kit, you will need to fit this before fitting the drain cocks. The brass strip that fits below the drain cock valves has a very small screw holding it in place and you will have to remove the two studs to allow access to screw in and tighten them up. It possibly could be done if you have the dexterity and fingers the size of a small child, but a lot easier with the studs out.
It will be worth trial fitting the brass strips onto the cover and onto the block first as the tolerance is very tight and I had to elongate the holes in the cover to allow easier fit, the elongation is covered by the brass strip so it wont show.
Alan
It will be worth trial fitting the brass strips onto the cover and onto the block first as the tolerance is very tight and I had to elongate the holes in the cover to allow easier fit, the elongation is covered by the brass strip so it wont show.
Alan
Big Al- Number of posts : 147
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Location : Oxford, England (2" Burrell)
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Re: Cylinder block to boiler fitting
Hi it sounds like you had the same prob as me .I did get there in the end .Well done
hughb- Number of posts : 575
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Location : hertfordshire
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