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Chummy Hoodframe |
Posted by: Zetomagneto - 28-08-2018, 02:14 PM - Forum: Forum chat...
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I can never get my 29 Chummy hood to fold down tidily, looking at period photos they seem to go down with the frame Parts laying on top of one another.Mine has obviously benn damaged and poorly repaired/ straightened at some time as it is about 6" high when folded down.
I have spent a lot of time trying to improve it, if I get it to lie neatly when down there are problems with putting it up.
It is obvious the distance between rivet centres is critical
Does anyone have a dimensioned drawing showing the distances between the rivets that hold it all together, in the alternative does anyone have a Hoodframe for sale at a reasonable price?
There is one for sale on the internet at £650 that seems rather a lot?
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austin reproductuion parts at beaulieu |
Posted by: Roy Player - 28-08-2018, 01:08 PM - Forum: Forum chat...
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Hi
Austin Reproductin Parts will be at BEAULIEU STALL GREEN 145 USUAL SPOT bottom of green field
email arpmckenzie@hotmail.co.uk for pre orders
Save your self time by making a note of all AUSTIN STALL HOLDERS NUMBERS So you can find what you need make a listSee you there
willie
A.R.P. ltd
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6v Starter Motor |
Posted by: Laqueugne - 27-08-2018, 11:19 AM - Forum: Forum chat...
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My starter motor has decided not to start. I have cleaned the contacts and can see no reason why it should not turn over. Would there be any point in trying to get some life in it by giving it a short burst at 12v? Perhaps this would cause a total conflagration - I just do not know. Any other suggestions would be most welcome.
Best wishes to all,
Anthony
Central France
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Degreasing brakes |
Posted by: John Mims - 26-08-2018, 05:16 PM - Forum: Forum chat...
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What do people find best for degreasing hubs and brake drums?
I've soaked everything in diesel to get the bulk of the grease off (there was a lot!), but now, of course, the components are still oily.
Burn off the diesel?
Wash in petrol?
Wash in thinners?
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Hub oil seal |
Posted by: Wayneb - 26-08-2018, 02:00 PM - Forum: Forum chat...
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Hi,
I'm replacing the lip seals that have been fitted to the rear axle of my Ruby, back to felt ones.
Do they have to be oiled or fitted as they come.
Thanks
Regards Wayne
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Reusing head gasket |
Posted by: Mick Hanna - 26-08-2018, 01:36 PM - Forum: Forum chat...
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Having changed the oil after an engine rebuild 500 miles ago and finding half a gudgeon pin pinchbolt tab washer in the old oil I managed to find out which of the conrods it came off, with the aid of a flexible camera and a very bright light. I will be removing the head and poking the conrod up to replace said tabwasher.
My question is, and bear in mind I'm from Yorkshire, can I reuse the relatively new head gasket or do I have to splash out on another new one?
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