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Old 16-08-08, 23:47
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Looking at the starter motor you made a wise choice, because the Toyota one looks like it is a geared one, which will mean reliable and more swinging power.

Had you thought of taking the ring gear off and reversing it through 180 degress.

Might make for even nore reliability.

I must say that the quality of your work is excellent.

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Col
Hi.

Thanx for the compliment about my work.

And this starter is indeed a geared on.

I did not thougt of the 180 degree turn around because i whanted it on this site because of the bad starterteeth on the original startingsite

With greetings.

Ruud
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Old 17-08-08, 14:38
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Hello Ruud - sorry my answer has taken so long, my contact has been away. He has a photocopy of the manual for the side valve engine. Is this the one you require? If so I can get a copy of this.

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Old 17-08-08, 20:46
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Hello Bob.

Better late then never.

You have posted this picture back in 2003.



Thats the same as i have, the one with the cylinders at the site.

So if you can help me at a manual then that would be great.

Reegarts.

Ruud
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