Thanks all for the replies, it’s very much appreciated.
Melv
Chippendale (with clothes n)
Thanks all for the replies, it’s very much appreciated.
Melv
Chippendale (with clothes n)
Last edited by Chippendale; 19-04-2024 at 09:41 AM.
Blast of air from a compressor usually shifts these.
The trouble is it is now tipped sideways so will not seal any air coming through the transfer port. I have had to sort this type of problem many times, just keep at it.
Baz
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I have manages to retrieve the piston head out of the chamber, the washer disintegrated when I removed the steel washer, I have found a leather tap washer in my plumbing gear and I’ve made that fit, it’s now soaking in neatsfoot.
The end of the piston look as though it had expanded slightly with slamming into the bottom of the cylinder so I have ground it so that it slides into the cylinder easily.
My concern is now how to get the piston head to stay in the piston, is the groove in the shank of the piston head to take a circlip.
Cheers
Melv
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Pm-ed you .
This is the proper bit and says it fits the Meteor https://www.airgunspares.com/catalog...category/1150/ and you will need this as well on top of the circlip
https://www.airgunspares.com/163113b...ingwasher.html
You are probably better asking a mod to move this to collectables.
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