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Subject: Parts for Carbs

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Bob P

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Date Posted: Tue, Sep 25 2012, 12:28:40 GMT
In reply to: Dave Piercy 's message, "Rubber parts for Carburettors" on Mon, Sep 17 2012, 10:31:16 GMT

Good info. I also read (on a Jabiru message board) the following (edited) info relating to Bing carb spares:

On Aug 7, 2012, at 2:11 PM, mick.j.oconnor@bt.com wrote:

............. MotorWorks is a reseller/franchise. I was put in contact with MotorWorks by Bing Power Systems in Germany when I contacted them requesting details of a Bing dealer in UK to buy Bing carb parts. MotorWorks is primarily a BMW motorcycle operation. They sell genuine and pattern diaphragms. .................................

I'm guessing bits for motorbikes ill be cheaper than bits for planes - even if they are the same parts.

Bob

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