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garrett4cd 24th March 2013 11:04 PM

Piston Valve Rings
 
I am not sure if there is already a thread about this, but if there is, I am unable to find it. I am looking for a supplier of piston rings to fit the piston valve on an E type Aveling Roller, a rough idea of price if possible would also be helpful.

Thanks, George.

weidner 25th March 2013 09:09 AM

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Originally Posted by garrett4cd (Post 250799)
I am not sure if there is already a thread about this, but if there is, I am unable to find it. I am looking for a supplier of piston rings to fit the piston valve on an E type Aveling Roller, a rough idea of price if possible would also be helpful.

Thanks, George.

Holidays already George ? You want to get on to Clupet rings , details in our ' Suppliers ' section . Anything they supply will be better than Avelings' original , and if the liners are worn then their patent rings will be an improvement .

Clupet are in West Cumberland , so may be a bit snowed up at the moment .

smithers 25th March 2013 09:37 AM

I didn't think you can use Clupet piston rings in a PIston Valve Bob?

weidner 25th March 2013 11:11 AM

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Originally Posted by smithers (Post 250834)
I didn't think you can use Clupet piston rings in a PIston Valve Bob?

This did occur to me , but I don't see why not , and I am sure that Mr Clupet will tell him . Besides , he makes plain rings as well !

George can find out and tell us the answer .

Basil 25th March 2013 12:23 PM

Not clupet for piston valves.
PM. basil jnr. He has made a number or rings for aveling piston valves recently.

single speed 7th January 2014 01:41 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by garrett4cd (Post 250799)
I am not sure if there is already a thread about this, but if there is, I am unable to find it. I am looking for a supplier of piston rings to fit the piston valve on an E type Aveling Roller, a rough idea of price if possible would also be helpful.

Thanks, George.


did you have any joy mate?

garrett4cd 7th January 2014 05:02 PM

The owner of the engine sorted it themselves in the end, they got someone local to make them. However, I did ask Basil Jnr and he give me a very reasonable price so would be worth trying him.

George.

1882 7th January 2014 08:42 PM

Bradford piston ring company.

Clupit's are not all they are cracked up to be.

Proff 11th January 2014 02:40 PM

Yes you can use Clupets in a piston valve, our Advance has run for the last 20 years with them with excellent results. BUT you have to be very careful when fitting them, the tails can catch in the ports and, as I found out, and you end up tying the motion up in knots. From what I remember of Aveling valve bores they have an abundance of ports and would not be able to take a Clupet ring. I have had very good service from Alan Smith at Clupet and as said above he does ordinary rings as well.

weidner 11th January 2014 02:59 PM

Yes , just to make the point , the Clupet Piston Ring Co make all sorts and sizes of ring , not only those of their own patent design . The Clupet patent ring is very flexible , and so accomodates a worn or irregular bore much better than a normal ring .

The Clupet patent rings look as if they would be a problem to fit to the piston , but because of their flexibility they are in fact easy to fit . I had a very pleasant surprise when I fitted mine .

Rings can always be pegged with a bronze peg in the gap to prevent them from rotating , so as to ensure that they cannot catch in ports .

froudy70 12th January 2014 02:17 PM

Precision products in Poole Dorset, they will make any shape/size of ring you want. They make all of ours for the railway.

single speed 12th January 2014 09:09 PM

Ordered rings from clupit end of November and not been able to contact them since. Have now organised another supplier so if clupet do turn up will send em back!


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