I used to have the exact same tester as the Churchill pictured. When Leyland Motors stopped production of their own injectors, they threw at least 50 testers in a skip. I rescued one for checking the works fork lift injectors. Then Leyland Bus started "factory" reconditioning engines, and they collared the tester back from me.
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Can anyone idenify this piece of equipment J W Pickavant
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soddingtinkerbell
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It is an amazing piece of eqipment - heavy, solid and made to last. I knew nothing about these testers but the sheer quality and solidity of this Churchill is quite something.I used to have the exact same tester as the Churchill pictured. When Leyland Motors stopped production of their own injectors, they threw at least 50 testers in a skip. I rescued one for checking the works fork lift injectors. Then Leyland Bus started "factory" reconditioning engines, and they collared the tester back from me.
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Its for checking the spray pattern and pressure that older type mechanical injectors crack open at.
Bob
