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Briggs, Honda, Robin Generic Spare Parts
Bruce
Yesterday at 05:39 AM
I have a few Briggs, Honda, Robin Generic NEW Spare parts available and if you are interested make me an offer (prefer to sell as a batch lot if possible).
Other Brands will be listed soon.
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Atom Spare Parts For Sale
Bruce
Yesterday at 05:24 AM
I have a few Atom NEW Spare parts available and if you are interested make me an offer (prefer to sell as a batch lot if possible).
Other Brands will be listed soon.
List of parts are below.
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Ryobi Spare Parts
Bruce
Yesterday at 02:00 AM
Hi All,
I have a few Ryobi NEW Spare parts available and if you are interested make me an offer (prefer to sell as a batch lot if possible).
Other Brands will be listed soon.
List of parts are below.
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Re: Royal Enfield Mower
mice_elf
06/04/26 09:09 AM
G'day newtorestoration,
...and a big welcome to ODK!
Please ask as many questions you like regarding this, then I'm sure we can progress from there...
Cheers & kind regards,
mice_elf
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Re: Engine rebuild - Crankshaft float
Bumps
01/04/26 06:37 AM
Excellent reply Max and totally understood. I did drill 8- 1/8 inch holes in the shim face for bearing lubrication purposes. I'll move the shim as suggested. I guess Mr Victa never imagined in his wildest dreams that we would still be using his engines 50 (+) -years down the track so shaft facial wear was resulting and float was never envisaged so was never added to the repair manual. Again, brilliant reply mate! - It perfectly addressed my issue,
- Bumps
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Re: Repair material to internally fix petrol leak from steel fuel tank
MowingManiac
20/03/26 06:37 AM
A friend had some fuelproof 2 pack tank sealant and I put some over the leaking spot weld internally, let it cure a couple of days and the tank still leaked so realised it must be coming from some of the other dozen spotwelds.
Put a coat covering all the welds and now all is good.
Although the pump is only 3 years old a spare tank was not available which seems poor form - Bianco BIA-WP15A - but now that I found several of the welds had leaked it was probably a good thing they don't supply spares as a new one may have developed leaks down the track.
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Re: Kirby tecumseh H25 identification..
maolizi
20/03/26 02:48 AM
You’re on the right track thinking it’s a Tecumseh H25/HK25 style engine, as those Kirby-built units were commonly fitted to Scott Bonnar 33s in the 60s–70s, but without the exact model/spec number (usually stamped on the blower housing or a tag) it’s hard to guarantee exact part matches because there were multiple variations with different crank sizes, seals, and internals ; the good news is most service parts like gasket kits, seals, rings, and even TBS bearings are still available or can be matched through generic suppliers, and items like the breather tube can still be sourced aftermarket, but for critical parts like the con rod or piston/rings you really want to confirm bore size and spec before ordering, as H25 variants differ slightly, so your best approach is to identify it visually against a parts manual or measure key components, then cross-reference—because with these engines, bearings and seals are easy, but getting the wrong internal parts can cause more trouble than it’s worth. And without the exact model and spec numbers it’s important to be cautious because there were several variations with different crank sizes, seals, and internal components; while common service parts like gasket kits, seals, rings, and needle roller bearings are usually easy to source or match through generic suppliers, critical items like the con rod and piston need to be confirmed by measuring bore size and checking specs against a parts manual, since using incorrect components can lead to fitment issues or premature wear, so proper identification and cross-referencing is the safest approach.
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Re: Greenfield Drive belt keeps twisting
Bruce
19/03/26 10:50 PM
The v pully is part number 5937878-01 How ever the mechanic advised he had a 32 " fast cut with him and he tried the pully of that one it was a slightly bigger v pulley as well which would have been part number GT 7965 but it did the same thing The belt used is A3440 / A134 [video:youtube] https://youtube.com/shorts/U-VKq8IqHlU?feature=share[/video] Hi portabletelly, Have attached a Operators manual which includes the parts list. It appears that the belt is riding on the inside of the pulley and that will cause you issues. Note that the belt should contact on the sides of the belt not the inside of the belt when on the pulley. Also not that you should be using a Kevlar type belt because the idler pulleys ride on the back of the belt.
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Re: Morrison Mini Rider.13A326JC318
Bruce
19/03/26 12:52 AM
Hi Geobee,
Have attached the official owners manual here so you can download and also look at for free.
Hope that this is of some assistance as they don't have a repair manual available for that model.
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Re: Shout Box
Bruce
15/03/26 09:10 PM
Hi mice_elf,
The shout box was removed as it was not being used but all other items should show up unless you changed you settings.
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Re: Early Morrison rotary mower
Hawkeye
15/03/26 07:29 AM
Hi Max
Thanks for your reply , very interesting reading. I had no idea that these bases were exported to Australia.
They are reasonably rare over here, I guess most of them have rusted away.
You may be right on the cowling being changed as well because the air filter cover is alloy.
Cheers Mike.
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Re: Gardenline 21" Self Propelled Mower @ Aldi.
MowingManiac
10/03/26 09:32 AM
Here's a photo of the rusted deck. It appeared the previous owners had never bothered cleaning under (or over) the deck after mowing.
Did a couple of thousand square metres with it today, great mower. I reckon the quality is better than what Aldi sells these days.
BTW it starts very easily, it does have an electric starter but didn't come with a battery so just gets a pull on the rope. There's no choke lever or throttle lever, all completely automatic, no fuel petcock either. Had some long grass to tackle and there was not a hint of stalling.
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