The Classic Machinery Network

Hi Chris, injector sleeves on the engines which I have worked on are usually driven down (put some loctite on them to help seal them first) and once home they are normally rolled with a special tool. Now whether that is the case with this engine or not I don't know, try one of your injectors in the ...

Hi chaps, thank you for your swift responses. I can confirm that we are talking about the main engine sump of a leyland 4/98NT. The JCB was running as it should when I bought it but when it arrived on the low loader the guy started it up and about 2minutes later it stalled and he couldnt start it u...

Hi Chris and welcome :wave: as Ian states these parts do look like parts of a bearing cage; please forgive my ignorance here but you say you removed the oil sump, I am assuming this is the transmission sump and not the engine sump? The reason I say this is that to my knowledge there would not normal...

Hi and welcome to the site :wave: all being well it sounds like you have cracked the problem, check your machine once the new filters are fitted, the first place to look is always the filters and luckily the cheapest repair, I doubt it would need rings and liners, if this was the case then it would ...

Nice one Carl sounds well to me.

Jeremy

Nice ones Steve :claphands: love the old mark one Atki in the first photo. :thumbup: Jeremy I’ve not been any to post anything for the last few weeks as I couldn’t log on - It just kept taking me round in circles back to the log in page but seems o.k. again now :thumbup: Steve Steve try emptying yo...

Nice ones Steve love the old mark one Atki in the first photo.

Jeremy

The big question is how much time do you intend spending in the machine during the winter months? If that is very little or the odd day here and there then it is not worth bothering with, wrap up it's cheaper and less hassle.

Jeremy

Hi :wave: Would anybody on here know of a lister petter engine for sale? A running one would be nice. Cliff Cliff once we find ourselves out of the current situation with this pandemic, then you usually see different engines advertised for sale in dedicated magazines, perhaps if you look on the net...

So what is a speedy seal to an ignorant piece of turf like me? Pete, we fit them at work sometimes; they are usually used where a seal has worn a groove in the shaft that it covers the basic idea is that the speedy sleeve seal has an additional surface on which the new seal that is part of it runs ...