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[Sledgeit]

Stirling area never travel more than 10 miles from home plenty of work locally still do a lot on the farms at home as well.

 

[Mick-the-fitter]

Good news, Sledgeit, and good to get feedback. A lot come on here for help, get it and disappear. Perhaps you can let us know a bit about what you do. Most on here are full-time fitters, ops,, fitter/ops, or owner/ops, and all of the regulars have a genuine interest.

Excuse me! Plant Engineers

 

[Bri963]

Excuse me! Plant Engineers

I prefer mechanical vetinarian. Mostly I’m dealing with a lot of horses.

 

[Mick-the-fitter]

I prefer mechanical vetinarian. Mostly I’m dealing with a lot of horses.

Yep I do have a few mares to sort out on a daily basis!

 

[LKSF]

I'm mentally unstable

As a fellow sufferer that made me laugh more than it should
I wonder if you listen to Lisa Tarbrush on R2, she's got her own unique style of humour too.

 

[FlorianBodi]

Mick is the definitive man on this type of machine, but it sounds like you’re on the right track. Have you got a workshop manual and parts books? It’ll give a measurement for the thickness of the stack when it’s correctly assembled. Also it may be that they are a plain metal plate with no friction material running in oil.

Nowadays it is very easy to get all the information you need on the internet.. there are many sites that offer parts catalogs and service manuals in PDF format to be able to use them very quickly. Just check out ePartsManuals.com website

 

[kabin man]

Nowadays it is very easy to get all the information you need on the internet.. there are many sites that offer parts catalogs and service manuals in PDF format to be able to use them very quickly. Just check out ePartsManuals.com website

Yes it is,but do these internets things provide witty retort and sarcasm levels that make it a fun repair?