Gentlemen,

"This is not a joke"

Picture the scene you are at a rally with your 1918 Lister M and you find a 
pulley for it to run a pump but oh dear the hole in the pulley is just a tad 
to small, what do you do! I know a gentleman who recently ground down the 
crankshaft, whilst at the rally, with a angle grinder to make the pulley 
fit. Anybody want to by a scrap engine :-((

Martin P

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On Sep 3, 10:24�pm, "campingstoveman" 
wrote:
> Gentlemen,
>
> "This is not a joke"
>
> Picture the scene you are at a rally with your 1918 Lister M and you find a
> pulley for it to run a pump but oh dear the hole in the pulley is just a tad
> to small, what do you do! I know a gentleman who recently ground down the
> crankshaft, whilst at the rally, with a angle grinder to make the pulley
> fit. Anybody want to by a scrap engine :-((
>
> Martin P
>
> --
> martin.per...@btopenworld.com
>
> Semper in Excrementem Altitudo Solus Varius
>
> My Photo's :-http://internalfire.com/modules.php?set_albumName=campingstoveman&op=...
>
> Also you will find some herehttp://picasaweb.google.com/campingstoveman

Martin, i heard about this the other day, it's unbelieveable that
somebody would do that to a an antique engine, let alone a fairly rare
one. It should be taken from him, he dosen't deserve it!.
I hope i never meet him i'd probably upset him with verbal abuse :-).

Cheers Gary..

We were somewhere around Barstow, on the edge of the desert, when the
drugs began to take hold. I remember "campingstoveman"
 saying something like:

>Picture the scene you are at a rally with your 1918 Lister M and you find a 
>pulley for it to run a pump but oh dear the hole in the pulley is just a tad 
>to small, what do you do! I know a gentleman who recently ground down the 
>crankshaft, whilst at the rally, with a angle grinder to make the pulley 
>fit. Anybody want to by a scrap engine :-((

Baseball bat's too good for the likes of him.
-- 

Dave