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Cheap prop if anyone is interested. Nothing to do with me by the way.
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Hi folks,
I came across this while researching a local historical society walk I am planning, it is a pdf of health registrations in Wigan from 1900 to 1954 ish, thought id post the link in case it was useful/interesting to anyone..
https://www.wigan.gov.uk/Docs/PDF/Resident/Leisure/Museums-and-archives/archives/Leigh-Canal-Boats-Inspectors-Report-Book-1901-1960.pdf
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Thanks everyone, I've used the NLS website but can't seem to find this particular map on it. Might be because the interface is a bit harder on a phone..
Thats an interesting idea, I'll look into it. I've found a large reduction box gear in good condition and now only need the 20t pinion gear, does anyone on here have one for sale perhaps?
Hi folks.
Im on the look out for replacement gear sets for my Blackstone 3G gearbox and 2:1 reduction box.
If anyone has any in good condition I'd be interested to hear from you.
One thing I found interesting when looking at the parts list was that the JP2 and 3 seem to have different output gear part numbers, does anyone know why this might be? I presume they have the same number of teeth!
The crankshaft spur gear (as its called) part number for the 2 pot is X87/11741
And for the 3 is X87/16740
Best regards.
Just in case anyone is looking for a Kelvin K2
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Hawk, looks like a wooden joey with a Fowler engine..
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