These had a 1/2" x 6" Poly tube attached. Oddly I cant even see any on sale ATM, perhaps since most vehicles are now front WD filling Diffs has gone out of favour.

The ones we get have a plug for the end of the tube, and the main cap screws on. Haven't got one ATM, or I'd post a pic.

This side of the water (and yours too, no doubt) Gearbox and diff oil comes in squeezy bottles which can be re-purposed for just such a usage. They tend to be a bit tougher than w/up bottles and have a long spout.

Anyone got a clue as to why I see no images??? :? I'm having the same issue. I posted a test in the testing area, is that working for you? Hi Tom. I'm now looking with my tablet instead of the desk P.C. and I can see potatoes ;) and pics on here. This was the only thread that I noticed the missing ...

Anyone got a clue as to why I see no images??? :? I'm having the same issue. I posted a test in the testing area, is that working for you? Hi Tom. I'm now looking with my tablet instead of the desk P.C. and I can see potatoes ;) and pics on here. This was the only thread that I noticed the missing ...

Anyone got a clue as to why I see no images???

Nothing bad about it. It might just as easily have been a new find. Chances are if you did a search on here, it might not turn up.

Yes Tom, it's been around a good while and is fairly well known. It has been mentioned on here in the past. Seems that most who try it find it useful. I will get that far, one day in the not too distant future, I hope.

Thanks Jack, it's good to have as much of the story as possible. The guys at the Museum, that I spoke with, didn't know who was building the new engine. Edit : - I can't see my second photo in either post where it appeared, can anyone else? I know sometimes these things get lost with software changes.

Hi Mike, the engine is a KINGDON Compound. In your photo you can see the HP-Cylinder at the Boiler end with oilcup above, among them the MP1-Cylinder (at the same piston rod, working at crank1). The receiver connects MP1 to MP2 (backwards), among them LP. People that aren`t familiar with that const...