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It was a while ago but as I remember I removed the cap from the reservoir then just pushed fluid back through the bleed nipples on the brake callipers with a syringe with good fitting flexi hose ( no clamps) . I am not sure but also seem to remember the DX has 2 callipers on each rear disc.

I wouldn’t know what proper procedure is but pushing fluid back into the calliper with a syringe worked for me.

Assuming that your Simon Topper is one of the later ones with electric solenoids You need to check that it is getting power to the coil on the down solenoid.

Has the dust been photo shopped in.

It has been a long time since I’ve touched one of these carbs but if your problem is as simple as setting. The main jet is altered by raising or lowering the needle by moving it up or down with the circlip. The idle jet is altered by turning the choke knob a few clicks in or out & it sounds like...

If you pull the disc into the work it wears the disc much faster than if cutting away from you.

Before you start blasting run the compressor with all hoses connected, valves open & deadman valve open for at least 10 mins to warm the pot. Coil up a length of hose & put in a tank of cold water to cool the air before the moisture separator. Use a good quality separator like a PCL dropout...

2 Oxfords wired together to make 360 amps would only work if running through a rectifier as it would need to be DC .

Sounds about right, density of your aggregate determines how much you need so would be slightly less than 1500 kg here for example.

I did one of these a few years ago with 8 mm for the floor I used 7018 rods & I can appreciate just how much work is involve.

I wouldn't let that stop you, mine has been on the tractor around 7 years & it wouldn't break the bank if it had to be replaced. I use it to accurately run 540 rpm off the 1000 shaft to save fuel.

Also worth checking sensitivity range some can sense further than others.

You should be able to work it out with a battery & a multimeter, so if you connect what you think should be + & - you can then test for an out put. You will also need to check polarity of the signal ie they would both need to be marked pnp or npn.