WANTED: Dexta Cylinder head blanking plate

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marcusgs
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WANTED: Dexta Cylinder head blanking plate

Post by marcusgs »

Hi,

Does anyone have a blanking plate for the rear of the Dexta cylinder head, in good condition, that they don't need?

I am in desperate need of this, please contact me with a price.

Thanks,
Mark

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Post by Kiwi Kev »

Mark
Why don't you amend your profile ( top of page) so people know where you are. Don't have to put personal address, but country would help, and county or state even better.
Somebody with a spare blanking plate may live 5 minutes away :lol:
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Post by Mervyn Spencer »

Good idea Kev, nice to know where people live.

Marqus, I had a similar problem to yours. A kind member, Gerald took dimensions of his S/Dexta cover and sent it off to me. I then got hold of a engineering works and they made one up for me. How long it will last I dont know, but it works. I will go back and see if I can find the drawing and get back to you.

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Post by Gavin »

I agree that it is good to know where people live as the problems they encounter especially with availability of spares is very dependent on location.
I was surprised when I joined that the location field was not compulsory to complete as I know when i ran a nightclub / events forum it was possible to select what fields had to be filled in at sign up.

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Post by marcusgs »

Location updated sir's!

If Gerald or Mervyn are able to help it would be much appreciated.

Thanks,
Mark

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Post by Mervyn Spencer »

Marcus, I cant seem to find that diagram with measurements that Gerald sent me, it was some time back. I will keep looking for it.

Gerald if you are able to pull up that diagram you sent me for the blank cover plate that covers the back water jacket aperture can you please forward it onto Marcus.

Thanks Mervyn.

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Post by Mervyn Spencer »

Marcus, I have found Geralds diagram of the plate you are looking for. Please email me so that I can forward it off to you, thats if Gerald does not have a copyright on his diagram. :wink:

Kind regards
Mervyn.

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Post by russelm »

As my new head has this fitted to it, I have an old one you can have for the cost of postage
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Post by Mervyn Spencer »

That's a much better proposition and much cheaper.

Mervyn

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Post by marcusgs »

Hi Russelm.

I think.. I have sent you a PM, if you don't receive it let me know please!

Thanks,
Mark

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Post by Kiwi Kev »

I just google map'd both Lincolnshire and Nottingham, and although your not 5 mins apart, your not that far apart.
See the benefit of having your location availvable.
It works for you, and it works for other people.
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Posted this morning first class....hopefuly will be there tomorrow.
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Post by russelm »

Did the part arrive ok?
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Post by marcusgs »

It did indeed, thanks again mate.

You don't happen to know where I can get replacement springs that hold the gear levers in place from do you?

Mark
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Post by Bensdexta »

marcusgs wrote:You don't happen to know where I can get replacement springs that hold the gear levers in place from do you?
Hard to come by. What's wrong with your old ones?
Unless they are broken, I would carry on using them :wink:
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Post by marcusgs »

Hi,

Unfortunately I don't have any! My tractor came in boxes of bits and these were missing :(

Sounds like I have another marathon search on my hands!

Regards,
Mark

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