Wacker plate help

[Ashandiamo]

Hi,
First post so go easy on me!
This is a long shot but I’m trying to identify and source a part for a wacker plate that a customer of mine has asked me to repair. Unfortunately, other than the engine being identifiable as a Yanmar diesel, it has no identifying marks that I can see and I have scoured the web without success.
I’ve attached some photos in the hope that someone in your can help identify it. The part I require is shown in the last two photos and is made of hardened steel, it’s part of the clutch assembly.
Ideally I’m looking to source the part and a diagram showing assembly. As a last resort I may have to look at getting the replacement part machined.
Many thanks
Andy

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[doobin]

Wouldn't take long to knock that up, even with an angle grinder, drill and a tap.

 

[Gunners]

Its an old Weber, very similar to this one on ebay.

Weber RC 40 Forward/reverse wacker plate, compactor, like Belle, Wacker Neuson | eBay

Engine turns fine.

www.ebay.co.uk

 

[JD450A]

Its an old Weber, very similar to this one on ebay.

Weber RC 40 Forward/reverse wacker plate, compactor, like Belle, Wacker Neuson | eBay

Engine turns fine.

www.ebay.co.uk

But that's not a Barbeque.

Where in the UK are you? If close I've likely a man who can make you that bit.

 

[Gunners]

If he's after help with one of these Rory then he'd better speak to the resident Auzzies @AusDave or @Keif as us Brits are notoriously bad at cooking food outdoors

 

[Ashandiamo]

Liking the humour here!
I searched the net for ages to try and identify it and within an hour or so of posting, Gunners has kindly told me it’s a Weber - can’t believe it. Judging by the likely age of it parts will be non existent.
JD450A - I‘m just a few miles north of Dundee in Scotland so I suspect I’m nowhere near your contacts for making that bit?
Will probably have to either source the correct steel and make it myself or contact someone local who can.
Really appreciate all your help.

 

[JD450A]

Liking the humour here!
I searched the net for ages to try and identify it and within an hour or so of posting, Gunners has kindly told me it’s a Weber - can’t believe it. Judging by the likely age of it parts will be non existent.
JD450A - I‘m just a few miles north of Dundee in Scotland so I suspect I’m nowhere near your contacts for making that bit?
Will probably have to either source the correct steel and make it myself or contact someone local who can.
Really appreciate all your help.

Yes you couldn't possibly be further away.... we are south devon, if you get unstuck you can stick it in a envelope but I suspect it's easier to do it yourself.

 

[Ashandiamo]

Thanks for the offer and as a last resort I’ll give you a shout but pretty confident I’ll get something arranged closer to home.