Bronzegreen
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Bronzegreen got a reaction from Triumph66 in Hayter rough cutters
They are great machines
ive a 5hp and a 3hp one
im tempted to put a newer black 5hp onto the 3 hp machine
im not restoring them but getting them doing what they do best
Cutting grass other machines will struggle with
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Bronzegreen got a reaction from wurzel in Hayter rough cutters
Hi all
I'm new to the group
I've just rediscovered my interest in older rotary mowers
I used to tinker with them 25+ years ago
ive recently bought a couple of hayterettes a Hayter 21 and an Osprey to play with
hopefully I can help someone on here one day and might even need a bit of help myself at some point
im not planning to restore the machines not work them as they were intended
currently from the 4 I bought as none runners I've got the 5hp hayterette working like a dream and the 21 running and driving. The 21 needs servicing and welding
The osprey is part stripped as bought but needs clutch work and a new drive chain with a tiny patch of welding once I have put the coil point etc back on and got it running
the 3 hp hayterette is being naughty and
sheared 3 flywheel woodruff keys for no obvious reason
i did discover the blade disk was loose though and suspect kick back and the inertia of the loose disk to be the issue
will look at that when I get chance
i do have another 5hp engine I can fit if it decides to carry on being silly though it is a more modern engine
that just needs its float valve seat replacing and it should be a good motor
John
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Bronzegreen reacted to Potash123 in Mountfield HP 414 Domestic mower
Well found the problem which I thought I would share it with everyone. Pampas leafs had wrapped itself round the drive shaft above the blade. It was so tight it acted like a brake causing engine issues. Took ten minutes to unwrap the leaves. Now running fine.
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Bronzegreen reacted to Triumph66 in Hayter rough cutters
Welcome and here are some photos of my Hayterette that I bought earlier this year. I replaced the exhaust as well as carrying out a service replacing the plug, filter and oil. Quality machines.
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Bronzegreen got a reaction from Triumph66 in Hayter rough cutters
Hi all
I'm new to the group
I've just rediscovered my interest in older rotary mowers
I used to tinker with them 25+ years ago
ive recently bought a couple of hayterettes a Hayter 21 and an Osprey to play with
hopefully I can help someone on here one day and might even need a bit of help myself at some point
im not planning to restore the machines not work them as they were intended
currently from the 4 I bought as none runners I've got the 5hp hayterette working like a dream and the 21 running and driving. The 21 needs servicing and welding
The osprey is part stripped as bought but needs clutch work and a new drive chain with a tiny patch of welding once I have put the coil point etc back on and got it running
the 3 hp hayterette is being naughty and
sheared 3 flywheel woodruff keys for no obvious reason
i did discover the blade disk was loose though and suspect kick back and the inertia of the loose disk to be the issue
will look at that when I get chance
i do have another 5hp engine I can fit if it decides to carry on being silly though it is a more modern engine
that just needs its float valve seat replacing and it should be a good motor
John
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Bronzegreen got a reaction from S1g in Hayter rough cutters
Hi all
I'm new to the group
I've just rediscovered my interest in older rotary mowers
I used to tinker with them 25+ years ago
ive recently bought a couple of hayterettes a Hayter 21 and an Osprey to play with
hopefully I can help someone on here one day and might even need a bit of help myself at some point
im not planning to restore the machines not work them as they were intended
currently from the 4 I bought as none runners I've got the 5hp hayterette working like a dream and the 21 running and driving. The 21 needs servicing and welding
The osprey is part stripped as bought but needs clutch work and a new drive chain with a tiny patch of welding once I have put the coil point etc back on and got it running
the 3 hp hayterette is being naughty and
sheared 3 flywheel woodruff keys for no obvious reason
i did discover the blade disk was loose though and suspect kick back and the inertia of the loose disk to be the issue
will look at that when I get chance
i do have another 5hp engine I can fit if it decides to carry on being silly though it is a more modern engine
that just needs its float valve seat replacing and it should be a good motor
John
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Bronzegreen got a reaction from the showman in Hayter rough cutters
Hi all
I'm new to the group
I've just rediscovered my interest in older rotary mowers
I used to tinker with them 25+ years ago
ive recently bought a couple of hayterettes a Hayter 21 and an Osprey to play with
hopefully I can help someone on here one day and might even need a bit of help myself at some point
im not planning to restore the machines not work them as they were intended
currently from the 4 I bought as none runners I've got the 5hp hayterette working like a dream and the 21 running and driving. The 21 needs servicing and welding
The osprey is part stripped as bought but needs clutch work and a new drive chain with a tiny patch of welding once I have put the coil point etc back on and got it running
the 3 hp hayterette is being naughty and
sheared 3 flywheel woodruff keys for no obvious reason
i did discover the blade disk was loose though and suspect kick back and the inertia of the loose disk to be the issue
will look at that when I get chance
i do have another 5hp engine I can fit if it decides to carry on being silly though it is a more modern engine
that just needs its float valve seat replacing and it should be a good motor
John
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Bronzegreen got a reaction from pmackellow in Hayter rough cutters
Hi all
I'm new to the group
I've just rediscovered my interest in older rotary mowers
I used to tinker with them 25+ years ago
ive recently bought a couple of hayterettes a Hayter 21 and an Osprey to play with
hopefully I can help someone on here one day and might even need a bit of help myself at some point
im not planning to restore the machines not work them as they were intended
currently from the 4 I bought as none runners I've got the 5hp hayterette working like a dream and the 21 running and driving. The 21 needs servicing and welding
The osprey is part stripped as bought but needs clutch work and a new drive chain with a tiny patch of welding once I have put the coil point etc back on and got it running
the 3 hp hayterette is being naughty and
sheared 3 flywheel woodruff keys for no obvious reason
i did discover the blade disk was loose though and suspect kick back and the inertia of the loose disk to be the issue
will look at that when I get chance
i do have another 5hp engine I can fit if it decides to carry on being silly though it is a more modern engine
that just needs its float valve seat replacing and it should be a good motor
John
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Bronzegreen got a reaction from Stormin in Hayter rough cutters
Hi all
I'm new to the group
I've just rediscovered my interest in older rotary mowers
I used to tinker with them 25+ years ago
ive recently bought a couple of hayterettes a Hayter 21 and an Osprey to play with
hopefully I can help someone on here one day and might even need a bit of help myself at some point
im not planning to restore the machines not work them as they were intended
currently from the 4 I bought as none runners I've got the 5hp hayterette working like a dream and the 21 running and driving. The 21 needs servicing and welding
The osprey is part stripped as bought but needs clutch work and a new drive chain with a tiny patch of welding once I have put the coil point etc back on and got it running
the 3 hp hayterette is being naughty and
sheared 3 flywheel woodruff keys for no obvious reason
i did discover the blade disk was loose though and suspect kick back and the inertia of the loose disk to be the issue
will look at that when I get chance
i do have another 5hp engine I can fit if it decides to carry on being silly though it is a more modern engine
that just needs its float valve seat replacing and it should be a good motor
John