Villiers MK20/25.Front Cowl.
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Villiers MK20/25.Front Cowl.
Hi, I have a MK25 V Engine the front cowl the round piece with holes in where the fan draws air in to keep it cool is missing,I have thought maybe i could make one out of mesh has anyone done this and if so where would i source the mesh,any advice greatly appreciated.
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Re: Villiers MK20/25.Front Cowl.
Hi I actually have a spare one if you want it, will need a good sand down and paint, PM me with your address and will send it to you
Just need to cover postage, do not want anything for part.
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Just need to cover postage, do not want anything for part.
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Richard
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Re: Villiers MK20/25.Front Cowl.
rich07961 wrote:Hi I actually have a spare one if you want it, will need a good sand down and paint, PM me with your address and will send it to you
Just need to cover postage, do not want anything for part.
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Richard
Hi Richard,
Just noticed this old post. Do you still have the front (fan) cowl - if so, is it the rather larger diameter one for the V engine?
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Re: Villiers MK20/25.Front Cowl.
Hi Paul long gone now, have had a good clear out and only have a few engines left that I really like or want, all my Villiers parts have gone.
Sorry I cannot help you. Richard
Sorry I cannot help you. Richard
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Re: Villiers MK20/25.Front Cowl.
Hi Richard,
Not to worry I'll try and track down a local tinsmith
Not to worry I'll try and track down a local tinsmith
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Re: Villiers MK20/25.Front Cowl.
Hi Paul,
I am looking for the same mesh disc where the engine fan draws air it is the larger diameter one,and like you i am thinking that i may have to make one i would just have to source some suitable mesh.
Best Regards,
Keith(Chiefy).
I am looking for the same mesh disc where the engine fan draws air it is the larger diameter one,and like you i am thinking that i may have to make one i would just have to source some suitable mesh.
Best Regards,
Keith(Chiefy).
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Re: Villiers MK20/25.Front Cowl.
Hi Keith,
If I can't come up with anything better I'll probably use aluminium sheet and use a chassis punch to cut the smaller holes and settle for it being flat rather than pressed. Just trying to track down a local supplier as I got well and truly ripped off last time I bought from t'interweb.
If I can't come up with anything better I'll probably use aluminium sheet and use a chassis punch to cut the smaller holes and settle for it being flat rather than pressed. Just trying to track down a local supplier as I got well and truly ripped off last time I bought from t'interweb.
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Re: Villiers MK20/25.Front Cowl.
Hi Paul,
I have just seen on line that Wickes have mesh panels 600mmx900mmx6mm mesh size panels at£6.00 each they are galvanised so if they need any bits soldering on it will have to be done outside as heating galvanised metal gives off toxic fumes.
Best regards,
Chiefy.
I have just seen on line that Wickes have mesh panels 600mmx900mmx6mm mesh size panels at£6.00 each they are galvanised so if they need any bits soldering on it will have to be done outside as heating galvanised metal gives off toxic fumes.
Best regards,
Chiefy.
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