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PostPosted: Wed Nov 22, 2017 10:07 am 
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Can anyone advise the size or even where I can get one of the rubber cotton reel bobbin mounts that fixes to the carbs and helps to dampen the air box and fuel line? Mine has long since disintegrated. I don't imagine they are hard to find but have no idea on the size.

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http://www.avindustrialproducts.co.uk/d ... obbins.pdf

the original thread is 1/4 unf, unsure of the thickness of the rubber but I believe it is about the 1/2 area,

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I dont know the size, but Peugeot and Citroen use similar on the plastic cover that sits on top of the engine under the bonnet so might fit?
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Or airhead bmw motorcycle battery box mounting Robbins, try motobins, or motoworks

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The Sprint one is the same as the 1850 : UKC2451. In fact its a very common Triumph part on the Stag / 2000 / TR% /TR6 etc; etc; Moss have them currently.
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Or fit club solid alloy mounts, no need for the bobbin. (well, on an 1850 for sure, dunno about Sprint?)
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Can anyone advise the size or even where I can get one of the rubber cotton reel bobbin mounts that fixes to the carbs and helps to dampen the air box and fuel line? Mine has long since disintegrated. I don't imagine they are hard to find but have no idea on the size.
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sizes are viewtopic.php?f=4&t=32265

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Super stuff thanks

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