Greetings from Florida Glad to see you back on the screen again Hope all is well with you and her Ladyship As always a good quality video, very informative Thanks for sharing
This weather -probably not needed , but you can drop the diaphragms in some tepid water to soften em a touch - old credit card is handy to hold diaphragm in place when putting the top on - some supermarket loyalty cards can be handy as they sometime don't have embossed numbers on em -nice job - and yeah - I would replace both as My JD law sez the new one will put pressure on the old one and it'll blow lol .
Interesting video M'lud, I wonder if you could get the part that broke 3D printed ( just a thought).Bike sounded great on the test run, all the best to you both 😀👍👍
Nice video, man. I actually had one of those needles fall apart once too. I must have struggled for a month trying to get my 70 to run right. Finally took off the carbs to rebuild them (again) and there it was.it was a new replacement too. I went back to the original too. So surprised they are pressed. Q: do you know if the holes in the plastic needle retainer need to line up with the holes in the slide? I always wonder that. I haven’t ever noticed a difference but they must be there for a reason. Just curious.
Watched it with me headphones on and others in the room had their bloody hillbilly music on loud enough to disturb my watching pleasure. When I asked them to turn it down they called me a tosser and told me to pull my head in. How rude !!!
@@HepcatHarley Just seen your vid of your 'new' (then) lathe, very nice. That part could be a nice little project to have a crack at making. I do fancy having a lathe in the workshop one day.
@@garethowen7050 I like it due to it being pretty portable and yet accurate enough for the kind of jobs I do with it. Yes maybe when time/need allows I could try machining one out of aluminium or delrin/acetal. Love the little lathe, I'd love a small milling machine too but we can't have everything lol
Let it render properly for beautiful 1080p Shite-o-Vision :)
Hey thanks for posting this one. I was wondering how to do replace the diaphragm.
Greetings from Florida
Glad to see you back on the screen again
Hope all is well with you and her Ladyship
As always a good quality video, very informative
Thanks for sharing
Hi Ron, thanks and I hope my reply finds you in good health my man :)
Enjoyed the video, Hepcat! Excellent clear footage.
I tries me best :)
A man of many talents and a cup of Mandys tea works wonders !
One must indulge in tea when working with the mind on such tasks Sir Michael :)
This weather -probably not needed , but you can drop the diaphragms in some tepid water to soften em a touch - old credit card is handy to hold diaphragm in place when putting the top on - some supermarket loyalty cards can be handy as they sometime don't have embossed numbers on em -nice job - and yeah - I would replace both as My JD law sez the new one will put pressure on the old one and it'll blow lol .
I can see you're far too cleverer than me :D
Interesting video M'lud, I wonder if you could get the part that broke 3D printed ( just a thought).Bike sounded great on the test run, all the best to you both 😀👍👍
Thanks Geoff, maybe I could but I think the superglue has done the trick. I'd love a 3D printer, that looks like hours of fun :)
@@HepcatHarley 👍👍
Nice video, man. I actually had one of those needles fall apart once too. I must have struggled for a month trying to get my 70 to run right. Finally took off the carbs to rebuild them (again) and there it was.it was a new replacement too. I went back to the original too. So surprised they are pressed. Q: do you know if the holes in the plastic needle retainer need to line up with the holes in the slide? I always wonder that. I haven’t ever noticed a difference but they must be there for a reason. Just curious.
Hi Brian, nice to hear from you, as far as I know the holes do line up, just can't remember why lol
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Hi Bill, hope one is well :)
Watched it with me headphones on and others in the room had their bloody hillbilly music on loud enough to disturb my watching pleasure. When I asked them to turn it down they called me a tosser and told me to pull my head in. How rude !!!
I wish I had your patience ... haha ...
I hit the wall of patience weeks ago Tom :)
Hi have you tried Dave silvers for your parts.
David Silver has all my money :)
Could that plastic part be 3D printed? Looks a simple enough part.
I bet it could, I don't know anybody with such equipment though. It was fine in the end :) Good to have you dropping in Gareth :)
@@HepcatHarley Just seen your vid of your 'new' (then) lathe, very nice. That part could be a nice little project to have a crack at making. I do fancy having a lathe in the workshop one day.
@@garethowen7050 I like it due to it being pretty portable and yet accurate enough for the kind of jobs I do with it. Yes maybe when time/need allows I could try machining one out of aluminium or delrin/acetal. Love the little lathe, I'd love a small milling machine too but we can't have everything lol
Wow, I’ve never seen a needle fall out mate.
Me neither, it was quite a surprise :)
Nothing worse then the memsard diaphragm splitting
Quite so Sir Edward :)
Well hello your Lordship sir. You shan't say diaphragms around the ladies.
It's bad enough trying to spell it :)
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Cheque's in the post :D