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« Last post by Redwinch on 28 December 2025, 02:40:59 pm »Anyone up for a trip to darkest wet wales, summer, shell island?
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Technical tips & Questions / Re: Revenue ?
« Last post by kev on 09 December 2025, 04:39:57 pm »And I’ll be brown bread.⚰️
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Welcome to OLLR / Re: Didn't know this was still going
« Last post by kev on 09 December 2025, 04:38:27 pm »The forum must have had an epileptic fit that day.🤣🤣🤣
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Welcome to OLLR / Re: Didn't know this was still going
« Last post by NoelC on 09 December 2025, 01:41:29 am »I'm still alive. Gotta be honest, I can't remember the last time I logged on. What I wanna know is what was special about 13th June 2025???
Most Online Today: 1. Most Online Ever: 1125 (13 June 2025, 07:04:39 pm)
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Technical tips & Questions / Re: Revenue ?
« Last post by NoelC on 09 December 2025, 01:37:20 am »Oh, definitely a revival. Months later and here I am replying. I estimate that, at this rate, the forum will be fully revived and back to the old rate of posting byt 2056.
Sounds good to me. I'll have some spare time then. Who am I kidding, I'll be 82...
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Technical tips & Questions / Re: Revenue ?
« Last post by Sunny Jim on 06 November 2025, 10:34:53 pm »And the chance of me still being around then is zero squared.
On the other hand, the old scrap heap might make its centenary (well, some of it anyway).
Sunny Jim
On the other hand, the old scrap heap might make its centenary (well, some of it anyway).
Sunny Jim
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Technical tips & Questions / Re: Revenue ?
« Last post by Dave on 29 October 2025, 04:29:53 pm »Quoteso people could slander and defame people
Of course, if you want to slander or defame someone, it is important to ensure that what you say about them has no basis in truth whatsoever.
I, and someone else, have actually answered someone's query on here today! Is this a one off random event, or the start of a revival?
Sunny Jim
Oh, definitely a revival. Months later and here I am replying. I estimate that, at this rate, the forum will be fully revived and back to the old rate of posting byt 2056.
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Technical tips & Questions / Re: is it possible for a timing chain to jump a tooth when worn under heavy deceleration?
« Last post by Theshed on 29 April 2025, 02:30:12 pm »Well done, thanks for letting us know. 
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Technical tips & Questions / Re: is it possible for a timing chain to jump a tooth when worn under heavy deceleration?
« Last post by Ed Straker on 29 April 2025, 12:17:57 pm »I could, but it was just as easy to swap the shafts over and go for a test drive.
Problem sorted. Started raining needle bearings when i took it off. Amazing how much vibration is transferred to other places.
Still got to look at my timing chain one day but at least it will be on my terms hopefully.
Problem sorted. Started raining needle bearings when i took it off. Amazing how much vibration is transferred to other places.
Still got to look at my timing chain one day but at least it will be on my terms hopefully.
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Technical tips & Questions / Re: is it possible for a timing chain to jump a tooth when worn under heavy deceleration?
« Last post by Theshed on 28 April 2025, 05:27:28 pm »Could you remove prop' and run in front wheel drive to check rear shaft issue ?