amanco hired man mixer/ carb
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amanco hired man mixer/ carb
Hi all
I have just become the proud owner of a hired man, I have bought it as a box of bits and although the castings are very rough ha ing spent some of its life lying in a ditch someone has spent a lot of time machining new parts and casting new bits as required. The machining left to be done includes governor weights ( raw castings) brackets for side shaft some lathe work on the flywheels and most of all the mixer is just a two piece raw casting and despite searching the net I cant find any info on how it works. Can anyone explain what the little pot is on the bottom of the assembly , I can see it has a series of holes driled around its circumferance but how is it attached to the body of the assembly, and how is the petrol delivered to the body of the mixer. I am also missing the ignitor is there any chance of obtaining one or will I have to make one. Any pointers in the right direction gratefully received.
I have just become the proud owner of a hired man, I have bought it as a box of bits and although the castings are very rough ha ing spent some of its life lying in a ditch someone has spent a lot of time machining new parts and casting new bits as required. The machining left to be done includes governor weights ( raw castings) brackets for side shaft some lathe work on the flywheels and most of all the mixer is just a two piece raw casting and despite searching the net I cant find any info on how it works. Can anyone explain what the little pot is on the bottom of the assembly , I can see it has a series of holes driled around its circumferance but how is it attached to the body of the assembly, and how is the petrol delivered to the body of the mixer. I am also missing the ignitor is there any chance of obtaining one or will I have to make one. Any pointers in the right direction gratefully received.
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Re: amanco hired man mixer/ carb
Igniters can be bought......remakes off Smokstak.
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Re: amanco hired man mixer/ carb
hi kev
carb airvalve bottom section is held on with 3 screws taped in at the top usually and ignitors were available new home made for the last 18 mnths but just cheecked and theres not even one old used one listed at this time
https://i.servimg.com/u/f11/16/39/29/53/p2612110.jpg
thanks kev
carb airvalve bottom section is held on with 3 screws taped in at the top usually and ignitors were available new home made for the last 18 mnths but just cheecked and theres not even one old used one listed at this time
https://i.servimg.com/u/f11/16/39/29/53/p2612110.jpg
thanks kev
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Re: amanco hired man mixer/ carb
My carb air chamber if want to call it that is just a tight Fit. Normally heated up to get on and off but mine can be teased off with a hammer and punch gently.
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