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The force that causes that sort of action is called precession.
To see these mysterious lister powers in action have a look at this video here
but somewhere in the basments of a Canadian univerities near you there are old slow poke reactors running for research. So well made they are lisceneced to run without opperators for short durration...
)Are your CS units original? Or did you get Indian Listeroids from Sam Warne?
this outrages French accent!
. For those in the know, Burton on Trent .With me now? 
And I'm from across the ditch Matt/Snail.
if you've ever owned a series Land Rover
Hope all is well....
a slight vacume should be pulled on the case,
.With one piston up and one down the crankcase is at positive pressure all of the time. A good gasket sealant should take care of most of it, but it'll probably never be oil tight.
) . So dare we say that the Indians have improved on the original design?
but why not give credit where it's due? The wet liners are a pretty good idea too when it comes down to servicing in the field. I'm sure that's not the reason they were introduced, but it's not a bad "side effect."My 20/2 is counterbalanced. I believe all the Anand two cylinder listeroids are counterbalanced.I have an Anand (Powerline) 12/2 and it is a very close copy of the Dursley product (ie external counterbalancing).I'd guess that the 16/2 is similar as it's basically the same engine. The "stretched" versions (20/2 and up) were invented
in India and that seems to be where internal counterbalancing started. I'd say that they've improved the design (theoretically at least) by this change .Good idea Athul!How strange every 2 cylinder crank I've seen is 180 which is naturally balanced
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