Member postings for gary

any one know which issue the harrison 250 was in ?

great for catching the oil drips from old british motorcycles hahahahaha

boiling water did the job fine, replaced all 8 bearings to make sure. was going to sell it to recoup the cost but after what john posted i will keep the box as a spare.

thanks john and chris for a very helpful reply

i did they said to put them on with a press which i dont have.

hi folks, is it ok to place these bearings in boiling water in order to fit them on to the shafts. have had to replace the gearbox on my vauxhall vivaro van at 23,000 miles and am now recon the old one .

hi folks, as i said my computer skills are limited but i think i have managed to create an album with the aermacchi hope you like them.

thank you very much howard just what i wanted to know, it is a very versatile machine and in very good condition for its age.

hi fowlers fury, is there any truth in the story about panthers firing at every second fence post

hi neil, its a pure race bike and not suitable for the road, i have ridden it on a private road wink,wink but its mostly polish and admire .

hello, i"m gary shepherd my main interest was restoring/riding british and italian motorcycles, i now own the late great joey dunlops 1968 aermacchi. i have a harrison m250, boxford mill,bandsaw,pillar drill i also have a sentinel 58 universal milling machine which i would love to find out how old it is. i have built the r&b,stuart beam engine and a few others, currently building the snow engine but have lost interest in it for some reason. i am a slater/roughcaster by trade.i live in peterhead aberdeenshire. my computer skills are very limited.

Edited By JasonB on 14/11/2015 11:54:48

neil, i think you are missing the point of the complaints completely, members are not so much complaining what the threads are about but when there favourite thread like bodgerslodge goes off topic, and you are one off the worst offenders, it is your right to reply to all posts [if you feel the need } but please keep on thread i also agree with julian.

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neil, could you please tell me what mileage your wife gets with her car has got to do with what you did today, and why the excellent bodgers articles has turned into a chat about computer bugs

hi carl, the change wheels are as follows standard set = 22 40 44 80 88 92 the optional set = 21 24 28 30 35 42 45 48 49 55 56 60 63 66 70 72 76 78 81 84 98 99 100 hope this helps

the vm30 uses bp energrease f600-ep a thick messy goo the vertical box uses molybdenum grease hope this helps I got mine off ebay

hi tom I am a novice at this grat hobby also, it isn't me who is selling the myford. the duclos books have very good instructions and drawings but I found the models to be a bit small and fiddly regards gary

looking forward to your new thread Jason, I haven't started on my monitor yet as I am determined to get the r&b running , but might set aside if no success this week!

lovely job on the moniter watching with great interest jason

hi tom, I have the two books by Philip duclos, you are more than welcome to borrow them if you want, I live near Peterhead cheers.