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laknox
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 Posted: Sat Apr 26, 2008 1:21 am Post subject: Wilesco D32el |
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I may have posted this before, but it was a long time ago. I'm trying to find information on how the tachometer works on the Wilesco D32el. I know that it works off the governor and as the gov spins faster, it somehow moves a linkage that makes the tach needle move. I really don't want to tear this apart without some foreknowledge, so if anything anybody has any info to pass on is greatly appreciated.
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psantama
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| Go for it, just remember how it was put together. It will be fine |
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laknox
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| psantama wrote: | | Go for it, just remember how it was put together. It will be fine |
"Remember" is the key to this. 
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Les
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| laknox wrote: | | psantama wrote: | | Go for it, just remember how it was put together. It will be fine |
"Remember" is the key to this.
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Take pictures as you go along. 
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laknox
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| Les Marsh wrote: | | laknox wrote: | | psantama wrote: | | Go for it, just remember how it was put together. It will be fine |
"Remember" is the key to this.
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My memory.......card, isn't that big. Frankly, I simply don't have the time right now. I always figured that when I hit 50 things would slow down a bit. Yeah, right... I'm working more hours, more consistently, than I have in my life! Sux...
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johnreid
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Life begins at 40 and for some of us just about ends at 50, Life sure hasnt gotten simpler that is for sure. I was forced into an early retirement due to health issues, but I cant say that it is a bit easier, just more of a struggle.
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igy569
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Boy.. do I understand that!! After my industry was exported to India, (thanks Bush Jr.)I now work on the receiving dock, unloading trucks, and unpacking boxes. I will be lucky if I make it to 50 before I become totally disabled. Depressing really. 
BUT..... the upside is, I am having a BLAST with my steam toys. |
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