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Post by Guest Sat Sep 08 2012, 11:14

Fingers crossed for you mate that you can pick up some parts at Enstone as they will be a bit cheaper. You've all winter to sort it out and get it perfect for next season.

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Post by matt86 Sat Sep 08 2012, 12:01

your right there stu ... once i have got the other bits on i can see if i can show it down . I have a feeling i either lengthen or shorten the throttle rod .

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Post by Guest Sun Sep 09 2012, 11:10

I'm sure you'll find a way Matt.

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Post by matt86 Sun Jan 13 2013, 20:49

Hello all , decided to have another bash at the IHC today as it needs many parts and one of the parts needed was a new or 2nd hand guvnor bob weight carrier as was damaged and im not risking welding that with centrifugal force that sounds it could be dangerous . So i have just bought one off ebay.com , just waiting for it to get here . But the problem was that the pulley was stuck on good and proper ! has alot of heat on there soaking for months now . In end i decided enough was enough and took the grinder to it and 6 discs later it was off Twisted Evil

haha nothing will beat me Laughing

just cut the pully face off came off in a ring , then cut 2 slices opposite to each other that was just above the crank so the disc was horizontal , once the way cut a few taps with the chisel made a nice crack . Then got driven off from behind with a drift , Flywheel is off with guvnor bits .

that's all i can do for now until the bits arrive but have a few bits to assemble on the exhaust cam and rocker assembly . I did have the crankcase cover of the other side , scraped alot of the grease out as no oilers except the upper cylinder one . and had a good look at camshaft and gave it all a clean and replaced and re timed up .

Here are my efforts today ...

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gave it a clean up too with a rag and some gt85 , just wanted to clean paint up and retain the original ish look without going to town with gear oil slapped over it .

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Post by Guest Mon Jan 14 2013, 13:22

Good to hear your making progress with the IHC and you've managed to track down the parts you need. Have you much more work to do before shes up and running? Will this be attending any shows this year?

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Post by matt86 Mon Jan 14 2013, 15:06

stu I have only tracked down some of the parts, still a long list to get bit it's more like a engine to do bits as and when. most the other parts are available from hit and miss in USA. but going to cost a few 100 q once I get the parts shouldn't take that long to get running once got them .

fairly simple engine though.

the Fairbanks is mire priority to take out this season, as well getting another van lol

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Post by Guest Tue Jan 15 2013, 11:50

It's not to bad if you can get the parts as you say it's just digging deep into the pockets to get them.

So why you after another van? what have you got planned Mathew?

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Post by matt86 Mon Feb 25 2013, 08:17

while im waiting for some more bits to arrive from the states for another engine i have decided to pull my finger out and get on with this one ....

the guvnor that got from ebay.com took it apart and lubed it up and is now on the flywheel waiting to go onto the engine . just got to put a couple of the bolts in the crankcase that holds the bottom half of the main cup on the right side . Bolts go in through the crankcase and the only way is a inspection hole and the rear of the engine Mad

bit of a tricky job and a pain when comes to tightening them up !

and i have made a list of parts also what i need , so il be sending off yet another order to US this one will be a fairly large box actually Very Happy Be around £180 worth but got lots of bits like fuel tank , fuel pump , lots of fuel fittings too lots of small odds and ends too .

Have to wait and see what the vat/ duty will be on this one Sad

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Post by Guest Mon Feb 25 2013, 12:58

Wow Matt your shaking that wallet, it's never seen as much day light Laughing Laughing Laughing Laughing Laughing

Looking forward to seeing a few more updates as you've been very quiet of late. Very Happy

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Post by matt86 Mon Feb 25 2013, 19:26

I know stu its too bloody cold to be working outside as this engine is on the patio under a sheet . A job for the summer is to build a 7 x 10 storage shed just for the engines to go in . so wont be anything as solid as current one .

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Post by matt86 Fri Apr 26 2013, 23:39

Right lads for those who have been watching this thread in the past have noticed not much has been done , as waiting for parts to turn up .

some of the bits as have been seen before

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I need to paint these parts before putting on the engine , but i need to get a simular shade of green , well ish . I know this engine has been repainted in the past but not sure what colour would be a close ish match ...

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How about John Deere green ? These parts will be behind the flywheels so not directly noticable . Opinions please .

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Post by kevjhnsn Sat Apr 27 2013, 00:16

john deere green will be to light and stick out to much in my opion
buckingham green also will be lighter thats close to jd green "my vapourizing oil villiers colour
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Post by matt86 Sat Apr 27 2013, 00:18

kevjhnsn wrote:john deere green will be to light and stick out to much in my opion
buckingham green also will be lighter thats close to jd green "my vapourizing oil villiers colour
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Its not mid brunswick green though ...

can you get a light brunswick green ???

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Post by matt86 Sat Apr 27 2013, 00:35

Think this is close ish

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/RUST-OLEUM-COMBICOLOR-Hammerite-Equivalent-Various-Colours-/200914156074?pt=UK_DIY_Material_Paint_Varnish_MJ&var=500154268444&hash=item2ec76aba2a

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Post by kevjhnsn Sat Apr 27 2013, 02:27

matt86 wrote:
kevjhnsn wrote:john deere green will be to light and stick out to much in my opion
buckingham green also will be lighter thats close to jd green "my vapourizing oil villiers colour
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Its not mid brunswick green though ...

can you get a light brunswick green ???

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take a chipping or part with the green on to your local diy agent ie B&Q or simalar to the dulux ici mixing part and they will get you a colour code for a close match , then see what you can get from else were stationary proof paint or car spayshop agent or simalar for a "masons 1k ct coach finish its a good finish and tough paint and easy on the wallet to the likes of craftmaster stationary engine paint that "peels at the smell of fuel "crap master more like lol
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Post by matt86 Sat Apr 27 2013, 07:17

I agree kev craftmaster paint is crap .

1 paint that is good is blackfriers qd90 paint but shame they dont make more of a range .

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Post by nutgone Sat Apr 27 2013, 16:01

Yeah Matt, don't use that Rustoleum. I know I've recommended it in the past, but I've since found some of it is less than petrol proof.

If you go to your local paint suppliers they will be able to match that paint for you (don't trust you eyes & a colour chart though, they rarely see eye to eye).

I recommend Bradite ME53 tractor enamels. They don't have this ultra high gloss finish that most modern paints have, so are more in tune with the originals. & they are able to mix it to any standard colour from the BS charts or the RAL ones.

Personally, if it were mine, I would re-paint the whole thing. I don't go much for "working clothes", never looks finished to me. But it's your engine, so take no notice of what I think. I only really came here to recommend the paint, it's called: Bradite ME53, Fastrac gloss Enamel. It's also very cheap, only about £12 a litre. Goes on well too. You'll have to ask for it though, as most of them don't keep it where you can see it (it's too cheap for the general public, they usually save it for their trade customers, but a bored & very chatty worker in my local paint suppliers let me into the secret of it's existence a few months back).

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Post by matt86 Sat Apr 27 2013, 21:38

Thansk for that saved me wasting some money on crap paint .

The only thing is that swindon doesnt have a paint specialist now as the one i used has moved to southampton ... So im stuffed for anyone in swindon .

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Post by nutgone Sat Apr 27 2013, 22:01

matt86 wrote:Thansk for that saved me wasting some money on crap paint .

The only thing is that swindon doesnt have a paint specialist now as the one i used has moved to southampton ... So im stuffed for anyone in swindon .

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I bet it does. I didn't realise there was any small independent paint suppliers round here but there's at least 2 in my town, & it's only a small town, nowhere near as big as Swindon. I thought I would have to go to Eastbourne (although that's not far from here, about 5-8 miles).

One's called "Trade Paints" the other is called "Decorators Warehouse", they may be franchise companies with a branch in your area?

I'll bet there's a small industrial estate somewhere around the town with a paint suppliers on it. Do you know any builders or painters & decorators? Try asking them. Not sure if a Brewers would be any good as I think they are tied to certain suppliers.

There might be other paints you could use, you really need to chat to a small supplier, they're bound to have other customers who restore tractors or old machinery. Time to get searching I reckon.

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Post by matt86 Sat Apr 27 2013, 22:05

Nuts there is a couple of trade places but its genral household decorating like brewers in swindon as poped into a few of them before and they say the colour charts for household paints is different to enamel type paints Rolling Eyes

There is patrick edwards down the road who sells vintage tractor parts , i might take a part to them see if they might be able to match up ... But i have a feeling it may be light brunswick green

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Post by matt86 Sat Apr 27 2013, 22:07

Oh and Nuts the idea is to just the engine running 1st and have a mess around with it for a while and enjoy it for a bit and sometime in the future i will paint it i think , but that may not be for a few years .

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Post by Stamford24 Sat Apr 27 2013, 22:08

You can purchase Bradite paints from Brewers Painters and Decorators supplies, there's one in Swindon see below.

4 Wyndham Road Hawksworth Trading Estate, Swindon, Wiltshire SN2 1EJ
01793 643200

Embarassed See you have already been there but they do supply Bradite Paints. That where I got the paint that Nutts is painting the 6PB from and for the record that is BS381c shade 276 Lincoln Green known in the trade simply as BS276 which is supposed to be what Ruston's used. That number isn't in the latest BS colour chart and yet Brewers were able to match it. I believe all Bradite Paint comes from Brewers Newbury Store so you have to order it. They should also have paint charts for you to look at although to be honest its best to try and get a code from a reliable source.


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Post by matt86 Sat Apr 27 2013, 22:12

Stamford24 wrote:You can purchase Bradite paints from Brewers Painters and Decorators supplies, there's one in Swindon see below.

4 Wyndham Road Hawksworth Trading Estate, Swindon, Wiltshire SN2 1EJ
01793 643200

I know the place well as i work only around the corner from there , il have to pop in one day after work next week .

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Post by kevjhnsn Sun Apr 28 2013, 01:59

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have a look what ebay has on offer ,just tipical Crying or Very sad
have a look at his other items as theres more and seen a few other people listed the inter m parts last few days also mate sorry to say but there maybe a need for somthing out of this lot for you mate
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/international-m-3hp-head-and-carb-/251267271000?pt=UK_BOI_FarmingEquipment_RL&hash=item3a80b24958
he has about a dozen inter m listings and maybe more sunday as they keep appearing on the fleebay
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Post by matt86 Sun Apr 28 2013, 09:45

Thanks kev i have spoken to him about some of the parts allready . But its sods law that for months and months i wait and look around ebay and ebay.com and also engineadds on smokestak and there was nothing ... well nothing anyone wanted to post over here .... But i did get a complete guvnor from the states a few months back . In the end i said to myself sod it il buy new .... the parcell arrives and look what happens there the parts i needed not far from me Mad

Well at least i know these parts are guarteed to be ok and not leak fuel and pump fine .

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