Showing posts with label Seagull. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Seagull. Show all posts
Sunday, April 23, 2017
British Seagull 2 to 3hp rebuild
Another Seagull engine restoration order came in yesterday.
This follows the larger 102 series engine which is now re assembled and requires just the petrol tank and the carburetor to fit.

The second engine is the new order.
There is also another 102 series engine in the process, at this stage it is in parts.
It can be supplied as a short or long shaft version of the British Seagull, depending on the intended use.
We have the parts to make either type.
There is also another 2 to 3hp engine and a 3hp one as well, both can be restored to your order on request.
Contact me for pricing etc.
Roy
This follows the larger 102 series engine which is now re assembled and requires just the petrol tank and the carburetor to fit.
There is also another 102 series engine in the process, at this stage it is in parts.
It can be supplied as a short or long shaft version of the British Seagull, depending on the intended use.
We have the parts to make either type.
There is also another 2 to 3hp engine and a 3hp one as well, both can be restored to your order on request.
Contact me for pricing etc.
Roy
Wednesday, February 22, 2017
British Seagull 102 series engine a long or a short shaft
We have the parts to make either the short or the long shaft so conversion of your own engine should be possible?

The long shaft tubes are laid out at the back of the engine.

This model has the clutch, which is really a fork which disconnects the gear box crown wheel from the drive gear, it works very well I must add.
We stock the correct grade of Castrol 140 gear oil for these gear boxes.

An assembly job that is nearly complete.
Roy

The long shaft tubes are laid out at the back of the engine.

This model has the clutch, which is really a fork which disconnects the gear box crown wheel from the drive gear, it works very well I must add.
We stock the correct grade of Castrol 140 gear oil for these gear boxes.

An assembly job that is nearly complete.
Roy
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