Old CAV injector tester

I've got an old style CAV injector tester, the type with a standard fuel pump, hand lever, & standard filter on top as a reservoir. I haven't used it for few years, it's kicking around on the floor, anyone here wanting to make proper use of it can have it if they collect it. A small donation of Beer tokens would be accepted but is not essential. Collect only (Warrington area)

Cheers Tim Dutton Dry-Dock Traditional & Modern canal craft repairs Vintage diesel engine service

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Tim Leech
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I'd be interested if nobody else has laid claim. I had one from John R a year or so back but need to make one out of a pair by the look of things.

Peter

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Prepair Ltd

Sold to the man in the grey van

Psst! Wanna buy a Beaver high speed swivelling head attachment?

Cheers Tim

Dutton Dry-Dock Traditional & Modern canal craft repairs Vintage diesel engine service

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Tim Leech

Silver, please!

Tell me more?

Peter

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Peter A Forbes

I've never seen a Beaver with one of those, or is that just the effect it has ;-) ttfn Roland

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Roland Craven

Have you been at the bottle Roland, your Sun headlines were quite amusing also. :-))

Mart> I've never seen a Beaver with one of those, or is that just the

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Campingstoveman

Stone cold sober yer 'onour. Its what happens whilst parts of the brain are wrestling with a grinding machine!

regards Roland

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Roland Craven

Sorry guv.

I'm not sure what the official description is of these. It clamps to the quill, takes its drive from the end of the spindle, & has a 2:1 increasing gearbox. The business end can swivel to any angle and takes

1/4" shank cutters. It's for machining the parts that others cannot reach. I was going to fit it to my Town Woodhouse mill, which would have meant a simple mod, but sold the mill before I got to it. I can't see a straightforward way to fit it to my Elliott, so it might as well go. I'll send you a pic if you're interested.

Cheers Tim

Dutton Dry-Dock Traditional & Modern canal craft repairs Vintage diesel engine service

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Tim Leech

If it is a genuine Beaver item, then I would definitely be interested. How is the drive taken? my machine is a 40int drive end.

I have got to talk with Tony Griffiths today, I'll have a look and see if the attachment is in the book I got from him or on his site.

Peter

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Peter A Forbes

It's geniune Beaver, there's a slotted plate which engages with the dogs on the spindle. It looks to me as though it's designed to work with both 30 & 40 int.

I'll try to sort out a pic for you tonight.

Cheers Tim

Dutton Dry-Dock Traditional & Modern canal craft repairs Vintage diesel engine service

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Tim Leech

Sounds like a clone of the Bridgeport Quillmaster accessory..

Tom

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Tom

Not really a clone, but it's the same general idea

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Cheers Tim Dutton Dry-Dock Traditional & Modern canal craft repairs Vintage diesel engine service

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Tim Leech

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