I'm thinking of having a die made to make the fibre washers but in 0.0625 thick Neoprene.

Every fiber washer, AND the Petrol & Oil tank filler cap washers would be included. I think these will seal better that the stiff old and worn out ones.

The petrol taps (2 sizes), oil lines, drain plugs, chaincase inspection plug etc are all included.

If I get a good response, I can defray the cost of the die over the run and we can all have a nice set.

The gearbox sleeve nut tool is in heat treat. No price yet though.

Cheers,

Robb

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Count me in Robb, keep me posted, andrew.h.

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I'm in.

Scott

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Hi Robb..I would be interested in the oiltank and petrol cap seals and the sealing washers. However, I hope you won't mind me raising a couple of points... Will the neoprene stand up to (ethanol) fuel?..is it compatible?. Currently I use a neoprene O ring for the chaincase inspection cover...With regard to the other washers I think these would have to be fitted using an additional steel washer so that they are compressed when tightened and not chewed up by the rotation of the fittings....Ian

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Hi Ian,

Anything you write, or ask is fine by me. (not that you need my permission). I have learned so much from you, I'd like to come over there and buy you a pint or a dozen pints...

We have had ethanol fuel for years over here. Tell ya what, I'll take a piece of the material and soak it in some gas.

Well, they may or may not need an additional washer. Don't know yet. But, I'll hand cut a few just for giggles.

Cheers,

Robb

PS: Thanks guys. I shall keep you posted via the forum to let you know progress.

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oh!! i see robb keeping your home made beer to your self how many 45 gallon drums of beer have you got roger

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