Got one of those for sale if anyone is interested-it was fully refurbed about a year ago, and has been used about twice since, full strip down clean and rebuild and removed suppressor.. I am based in Neath if anyone wants it make a sensible offer here. Non headlight model
Nice vid, have recently bought a new bottom chassis for mine, the original cracked in the usual place, I`m wondering if I should pack out the voids with some sort of acrlylic etc to prevent the new one cracking in the future
Nice, that from the ebay nos that's floating around? It's hard to say if you should really, if the new chassis isn't ruined from years of storage it'd probably be OK, it's usually the most solid part anyway! What you'll be doing is having the qbond and hot glue gun out (get some really strong sticks) for the Trunnion cover, back chassis and hood where you'll find lots of small tiny innocent splits as you go...
@@beko1987 yes it was one of the nos, it looks genuine as far as I can tell, thanks for the tips, god knows when I`ll get round to it as I have so many projects on the go, this motor vid was fantastic so I`ll be refering back to it when replacing the bearings
I recently going thru my vintage replacement parts for hoover junior and Senior,and have found the lost hoover metal Fans.yay.🎉
I do like a turbopower junior.
Never had the headlight version though. Never say never is what i say.
No mistaking that tutboppwer growl.lovely.
Got one of those for sale if anyone is interested-it was fully refurbed about a year ago, and has been used about twice since, full strip down clean and rebuild and removed suppressor.. I am based in Neath if anyone wants it make a sensible offer here. Non headlight model
Nice vid, have recently bought a new bottom chassis for mine, the original cracked in the usual place, I`m wondering if I should pack out the voids with some sort of acrlylic etc to prevent the new one cracking in the future
Nice, that from the ebay nos that's floating around? It's hard to say if you should really, if the new chassis isn't ruined from years of storage it'd probably be OK, it's usually the most solid part anyway! What you'll be doing is having the qbond and hot glue gun out (get some really strong sticks) for the Trunnion cover, back chassis and hood where you'll find lots of small tiny innocent splits as you go...
@@beko1987 yes it was one of the nos, it looks genuine as far as I can tell, thanks for the tips, god knows when I`ll get round to it as I have so many projects on the go, this motor vid was fantastic so I`ll be refering back to it when replacing the bearings
Pmsl 😂