Duncan, that's right, picture vs thousand words!
Thee "red book"is F W Neill's - https://www.ebay.co.uk/c/18007169979. Sorry, when I wrote the post I couldn't remember his initials.
Johnny B
Matchless G80CS 1959
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Re: Matchless G80CS 1959
Ok , thank you for your support, I understand now my mistake. I push to much forward the cotterpins, i will try tomorrow.
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Re: Matchless G80CS 1959
Yes, I got it yesterday , thank you very much for your support.
I found the red book in the jampots archives
http://archives.jampot.dk/book/Workshop ... .NEILL.pdf
I found the red book in the jampots archives
http://archives.jampot.dk/book/Workshop ... .NEILL.pdf
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Re: Matchless G80CS 1959
Here are some news, from here the engine looks good, no rust or damaged part, some wear.
The piston have a little defect on the top surface, do you think it's an impact from a part or foundry default. it seems that the valve has no issue.
Concerning the gearbox, the kick sprocket has a damaged teeth, the overall looks fine.
About the bearings , do they have the reputation to be leak ?
Do you change them automatically ?
The piston have a little defect on the top surface, do you think it's an impact from a part or foundry default. it seems that the valve has no issue.
Concerning the gearbox, the kick sprocket has a damaged teeth, the overall looks fine.
About the bearings , do they have the reputation to be leak ?
Do you change them automatically ?