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 Post subject: what LCB is this?
PostPosted: Wed Sep 24, 2014 2:35 pm 
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What type of LCB are these & what are they like?

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 Post subject: Re: what LCB is this?
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Looks like a Perry? or similar. Made in Oz.
Does the Y piece slip off vertically?
They work OK, better suited to smallbore motors than a 1275 IMO.

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 Post subject: Re: what LCB is this?
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drmini in aust wrote:
Looks like a Perry? or similar. Made in Oz.
Does the Y piece slip off vertically?
They work OK, better suited to smallbore motors than a 1275 IMO.



yep, Y piece slips of vertically.

Think I might get a set of Maniflow LCB's or the chinese knock off's (not sure who has these)
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Off topic but cant help comment on the Chineese parts.
I work at a Turbo and fuel company, we sell lots of chineese parts as some OEM stuff is way too expensive.
Most stuff is ok, but when you spend two 22 hour days overhauling a ship Turbo obviously in situ and the new casing leaks water as the casting is porus then that is a problem.

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Diesel27 wrote:
Off topic but cant help comment on the Chineese parts.
I work at a Turbo and fuel company, we sell lots of chineese parts as some OEM stuff is way too expensive.
Most stuff is ok, but when you spend two 22 hour days overhauling a ship Turbo obviously in situ and the new casing leaks water as the casting is porus then that is a problem.


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They can build quality but that costs. Wholesalers would rather order the cheapest stuff cos they dont think anybody will pay for a quality item.

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