Carburetor Workbench

For some with large homes, purpose built workshops and the like, getting a decent place to work on your carburettors is an easy task.  At my house it is not.  Our garage is the store for my property and holiday letting business and it is full of spare furniture, 3 washing machines, 2 driers and over 50 sets of bed linen and towels.  Not to mention my set of acoustic drums and a 1000 watt sub amplifier.  But I finally did it.  Lots of junk thrown out and all the rest re-organised. Now I have a workbench, a small carpet on the floor (so much easier to stand on than concrete), a desk lamp and my tools to hand.  Let's get to work.

Starter Motor Wires / Stator Wires (Day 63)

Not sure is this is a conventional wiring set up. Looks to me like stator wires have been soldered here as I can't get them apart. I am going to have to give them the snip. They were also well taped up.

 

 Starter motor and stator wire (running alongside starter motor).

Garage Set Up (Day 57)

Winter is approaching here in Kent (UK) and I am going to have to make some room in the garage.  Up to now I have been working on the bike in the exposed lean to.  But I need to make some space first!

 Boxes of parts

Box number 6