Do you sell?

you say kerosene and paraffin as if they are synonymous. They are not. Paraffin will not always work in a kerosene lamp. I had 2 coleman kerosene lamps I got rid of because they nearly burned down my house. Later I learned the malfunction was caused by paraffin based fuel.

Wow finally someone else with one of these Grigg-Built 2 strokes. They are based on a Stuart A2/Dayton motorbike engine. rated at 1-1.5hp, grigg used it as the 145cc(1920 only) or 161cc scooter, or 1922 211cc bike engine. It's the only engine type that grigg ever manufactured themselves. otherwise they only used other catalog engine like black-bourne. Never seen one intended as a stationary, My best guess is this was them trying to make valuable use of stock as the small engines wouldn't sell well by mid 1922. They only existed from 1919-25. and by 1923 they had stopped producing their own motorbikes and picked up contracts from other companies to try and bring in money. i own a 1921? 161cc size scooter engine #38 and its nearly identical minus the cooling fan drive. Serial number 50 is a later build than mine, Assuming all the engines had the same serial number. And considering that the compression release is a blank and the 4th case mounting hole isnt drilled. that all implies it's a later 1921 or 1922 and probably 161cc (57mm x 63.5mm). if the measurements are 211cc (62mm x 64mm) than its 1922 or early 1923 but its most likely not seeing as the 4th hole isn't drilled I've got pretty much all the Grigg literature you can find existing rounded up if you want any more information. I would love to get in contact about some measurements and other questions. hoping i hear back -BM1009

Just brought 2x of these great little engines

Seen this one on market place very tempting

I'd like to see more of this unit, I have a bvb1 in very original condition ex war department

I visited a man in UK that has the whole honda genset collection like these.

Nice one. Great acquisition!

Great tutorial. Thanks for the taking the time to create it.

Hi, can you tell me what the Villiers code 15.32.20 means please? thanks

Tricky one, if you like bling a red fan would stand out and sometimes standing out is good when rallying. On the flip side a lot of colours can look like mickey mouse. I think your idea of black and gold sounds good.

I can see a hole in the split crank, very good idea as balancing split cranks is a right nightmare on reassembling. Hopefully its as simple as putting a metal rod in as you tighten the nut.

What is it carb float set at

Early 165 massey i worked at a company that about 20 165 only the first 2 were like this the othets had a bigger rear axle with wet brakes and the 212 cid perkins engine they were very good tractors i think some might still be working in the mid 70s they were sold off to the local farmers and replaced with the 200 series massey

My neighbour dymped an old cement mixer in the field which sat there for 15 years and it started as easily as yours. I was impressed

Brill, thanks for sharing.

Make a trolley and show it at astle😎

That is a very nice engine!

1982

What dimensions of wood did you use, I also assume that it's pine perhaps, Ive got a model o aswell that iam trying to restore and it is in desperate need of a new water pump and base

Lovely little engine would be great to see it restored externally.

are the injector pumps critical to shim as ive got one that snapped the slider pin on the injector pump to make itturn off by that vertical stop and run lever .now replaced pump but still not fuelling.runs when pour fuel in primer for a few seconds so definitely fuelling problem

This engine runs nicely, this is my Crossley HH10 kzbin.info/www/bejne/gZuWhYiYiL1qbMUfeature=shared

Nice little mag very rare these days

What did yoi pour in to help it start and why.

Nice one, had a close look at that Walter yet? You can send it me if you don't have the time :D

Did you need gasket sealant for the water neck or was in not needed

I love Villiers 😎

Looks great, sounds great!

Very lean on the lo side. Richie. Her up

I just bought a coleman 220K lantern and the guy said it was kerosene but ones i see videos of are coleman fuel. How can i tell what fuel to use ?

Starts easily first time the engine sounds great and running very well. You may find the rubber diaphragm has split with ageing. It looks like the drive is from the camshaft or a reduction gearbox.

I'll guess the pump seals are shot from age anyway, otherwise they are now from running dry. I love small one cylinder diesels. good save

Well, they are fairly bomb proof. Good work!

On the one hand it works on the other hand I don't think that carburettor design is going to catch on.

Nice😎

Wonderfull small Petter engine

Russel Newberry, not Newbury

What happened to these engines, i just aquired an atco lawnmower with a mk7 identical to the one in this video and the kickstart still present

Much thanks,from South Africa .Lighting my 241 A thanks to this.

I need to clean the generator frequently on my 201.

i like these engines, id like to get one

im after one of these to show, they are so cool

Good very good

Puch is from Austria. Its pronunced PUCKH. Since there is no pronunciation for a german CH existing in english CKH like in Beckham, will come the closest to it.

First...! ...the rat trap style luggage rack reminded me of my school days.

Off course revving a cold machine is great😭

Sweeet.

Great video. Thanks. I've just restored an Austramax 3/300 but being a Tilley fan, the lighting process and shut-offs are new to me. I don't have too much of a jet-fouling problem because I use Jet A1 aviation kero in my lanterns. Cleaner burn by far, brighter burn and one helluva lot cheaper than the sooty stuff off the hardware shop shelves.

Whyd i think he was gonna use it on the grass 😭