Dieselman 63
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Find an inch and a quarter su, infinately adjustableI should add I’m looking at changing to a different carb, something with a needle I can actually adjust the flow of petrol on - but that’s all cost. MG6s came with an improved Amal carb, whereas mine is Ransomes own - brass plumbing pipe almost! I really want to get the tractor out again, this is holding it back.
I’m also getting made a set of four BSF tapped and cut spacers so I can make the tractor a wide track variant. Then I can add track blocks.
I should add I’m looking at changing to a different carb, something with a needle I can actually adjust the flow of petrol on - but that’s all cost. MG6s came with an improved Amal carb, whereas mine is Ransomes own - brass plumbing pipe almost! I really want to get the tractor out again, this is holding it back.
I’m also getting made a set of four BSF tapped and cut spacers so I can make the tractor a wide track variant. Then I can add track blocks.
I normally use fibre washers on on my stationary engine fuel systems - example
As I suspected, I’m going to have to strip the bowl off again and inspect the valve. I can see why we made the switch to direct injection, carbs are a nuisance!
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No reason why, if you really wanted you could be silly and convert all that to electronic ignition and injection..... we managed it with an 18L v8 from an antarYou are aware that this is it right? Magneto, carb, spark plug and exhaust. That’s all there is…
Mag wasn’t giving a spark. Took the cable off and got a better connection - now it is sparking. Will it start? Of course not. Reason? I don’t know.
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One of my daft ideas is to take some kind of basic engine, possibly a cheap Briggs & Stratton, and see how far it could be pushed with electronic ignition and fuel injection.No reason why, if you really wanted you could be silly and convert all that to electronic ignition and injection..... we managed it with an 18L v8 from an antar
We got from 300hp to over 1000One of my daft ideas is to take some kind of basic engine, possibly a cheap Briggs & Stratton, and see how far it could be pushed with electronic ignition and fuel injection.
A guy down my way runs one on a microcontroller - Arduino, just for fun. I made an ecu based on a Microchip PIC, ran one of my minis quite well, two injectors, completely ignored the naysayers that said the mini robs fuel between cylinders due to the siamesed inlet ports.One of my daft ideas is to take some kind of basic engine, possibly a cheap Briggs & Stratton, and see how far it could be pushed with electronic ignition and fuel injection.