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Metalmuncher	18/03/2012 16:19:08
34 forum posts	Please can anyone identify these castings, I picked them up off ebay in a job lot but don't know what they belong to. http://www.flickr.com/photos/metalmuncher/5611050282/ Edited By Metalmuncher on 18/03/2012 16:20:22
Steambuff	18/03/2012 16:24:26
544 forum posts 8 photos	I can't view the image, its set as private. "Oops! You don't have permission to view this photo." Dave
Springbok	18/03/2012 20:30:07
879 forum posts 34 photos	dont work only wants me to sign up to flikr and do not.
Metalmuncher	18/03/2012 20:36:12
34 forum posts	Sorry about that have unblocked it now so should work.
Springbok	19/03/2012 04:44:49
879 forum posts 34 photos	Useing Google with your link eventually takes me back to this forum so have given up Copy it into my photos then into your thread. Bob
JasonB	19/03/2012 07:13:59
25215 forum posts 3105 photos 1 articles	I can see them by copy & pasting the link into my browser but can't tell you what they are for. If anyopne else wants to try click here J. PS its only the castings not the bearing blocks in the next photo.
Tel	19/03/2012 07:25:05
157 forum posts 28 photos	At a guess I would say they are for a twin cylinder, vertical, single acting engine, similar to, but not the same as, the Stuart Sirius or Sun.
Metalmuncher	19/03/2012 09:18:57
34 forum posts	Thanks guys, sorry i made a dogs breakfast of posting this. Not the easiest forum to post on unless I'm missing something, don't tell me a brain. Regards Metalmuncher.
MichaelR	19/03/2012 09:43:17
528 forum posts 79 photos	The two small castings at the bottom right of the picture look very much like a carbburettor and ignition lever castings, similar to some Edger T Westburys engine's. Mike.
JasonB	19/03/2012 11:52:05
25215 forum posts 3105 photos 1 articles	The two with JT4 on them look like the back crankcase covers for IC aero engines. J

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