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Removing torque tube

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Removing torque tube
Bob Culver Offline
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19-02-2022, 08:56 PM
Just how many diff arrangemnts are there? I am familiar with the RP and later. Later editions of Wyatt illustrate two others, both fathomable. The above is yet another but the workings not fathomable by me.
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19-02-2022, 11:37 PM
(18-02-2022, 01:23 AM)Bob Culver Wrote:  Someone some time ago published a grand photo of their wife showing how it is done .

This one Bob.  But it is a late 1938 axle. Tab locking washer is used.  I would recommend the little A7 adjustable but don't carry it in the tool-roll!

   

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20-02-2022, 03:54 AM
The drawing of the New pinion mounting I included was taken from the Austin Companion but it first appeared in Austin Seven Journal for March April 1931, page 67 under 'Renewing Axle Bevels and Crown Wheels'. 

I am writing an extract from the Service Journals and Spare Parts Lists on this rather confusing period !
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