Trewey's home made Snorkle.

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Trewey

Cockernee, Pasty munchin bastid.
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Kernow - Near England
I decided to make me own for 2 reasons. First off, they're expensive to buy for what they are. Secondly, I think it's very difficult to get a proper seal to the outside of the wing and the plastic mouldings inside the wing are a poor fit.

I used a length of 70mm flexible ducting (cut into 2 pieces), a length of 2.5" plastic downpipe and 2 downpipe 90 deg bends. Also needed were some jubilee clips and some strip ally (to make the brackets).
I got the top second hand from flea-bay for a tenner.
The total cost was less than 30 quid and it works - I tested it by putting a plastic bag over the top and the engine stopped.

Am reet pleased with meeself.

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It was pretty tough to cut!
I did consider using 70mm Silicone pipe on the outside, but it's expensive - a possible option for the future if it gets damaged.
 
ear thats quite good. Didn't someone on ear make on from chimney insulation piping, yer could try that if yours int up to it, but I can't see why not, unless you catch it on a tree or something laning
 
Ere Trewey, that looks proper - see you in the pond!

I cud do with summat like that adapted for my dubiously wired in filter, might have to take advice some time! (and when do you want me for that axle???)
 
I cud do with summat like that adapted for my dubiously wired in filter, might have to take advice some time! (and when do you want me for that axle???)
How yer fixed fer Tuesday? I've done a deal with me neighbour - I'm helping him fix his Disco door on Monday, he's helping me with the axle on Tuesday. The actual liftin into place is a 3 man job though.
We could have a look at your snork options too - I've got some bits left over and a correct size hole saw. :)
 
I decided to make me own for 2 reasons. First off, they're expensive to buy for what they are. Secondly, I think it's very difficult to get a proper seal to the outside of the wing and the plastic mouldings inside the wing are a poor fit.

I used a length of 70mm flexible ducting (cut into 2 pieces), a length of 2.5" plastic downpipe and 2 downpipe 90 deg bends. Also needed were some jubilee clips and some strip ally (to make the brackets).
I got the top second hand from flea-bay for a tenner.
The total cost was less than 30 quid and it works - I tested it by putting a plastic bag over the top and the engine stopped.

Am reet pleased with meeself.

16-07-08_1230.jpg


16-07-08_1049.jpg


16-07-08_1048.jpg


16-07-08_1047.jpg


16-07-08_1046.jpg

I just love peeps who make things rather than buy them, you have me thinking now.

Overall it's actually very good, paint it matt black or sumut?

Well done:)
 
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