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    I got a Big Red about a week ago, bloody good compressor and a bit cheaper than the new ARB AND it's a Thomas need I say more

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    Just one point you might think about Dave. Starter motors probably only turn about as many times in the life of a vehicle as this one will in a couple of hours operation. If it is the motor I think you are using, it has plain bushes for bearings, and these will not last very long in this type of service.

    The only case I can think of where a starter motor was used for a vaguely similar purpose was to wind cable reels - and it was necessary to replace the bearings with antifriction ones.

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    its already clocked about 3 hours and Ive now got plans to make the earth for the soleniod through a thermo switch @70 degrees to shut it down on over heat.

    if you're thinking its an old series 2.25 petrol starter motor your right and yep I know that the bushes arent going to be up to "forever" ops.....

    I'm sourcing up a replace ment motor and will rebearing it for V2 which will probabley see this thing also having a hydraulic pump on it as well as the air compressor.....
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    Hey Dave that thing is sweet

    I have only just seen this thread

    Once I get my pay I'll be out to get my compressor

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    Quote Originally Posted by Redback View Post
    I got a Big Red about a week ago, bloody good compressor and a bit cheaper than the new ARB AND it's a Thomas need I say more

    Baz.
    sure you do, how much did it cost?

    can it run a rattle gun?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Blknight.aus View Post
    sure you do, how much did it cost?

    can it run a rattle gun?
    Doesn't need too, yours will, I'll just borrow it

    $370 it cost, with 10mtrs of hose.

    Your pretty good with your hands Dave, looking at your creation, what's the chances of a solar panel tracker

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    not imposable depending on how big you want it and what you need it to do.

    A dish tracker module is the best bet then use a small picaxe controller that uses 2 inputs to read 2 LDR's to workout the best orientation then drives the module to suit.

    I'm starting to move away from solar and I'm starting to think about playing with VAT wind generation.
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    shooter tank.



    blows tubeless tyres back on in seconds, fills in 4 minutes and gives me enough air to rattle off all wheel nuts.

    also holds enough air to take a 15x10 from 0-30psi. without the compressor running.
    Dave

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    Blknight.aus good work on the bead blaster very handy tools should of made the y pice screw on so you could stuff rag in it to shoot the next doors cat when it pees in your garden i know i use to with the one off my work truck (back when i could walk)

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    it does screw off to make it easier to stow and carry around as well as to allow the fitting of a line launcher that I've yet to make.
    Dave

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