Dynamo Terminals and interchangeability

[James Anderson]

An interesting variant and drive set-up, is it an early Lucas C35A? Sadly, following on from previous posts, Trevor F is indisposed for the immediate or possibly longer future and is unable to take on any Dynamo or other work. There are various firms advertising re-built A7 dynamos but a personal recommendation is the best option.

[JonE]

James- Doesn't Tony Betts have a stock of fairly reasonably priced revamped dynamos? (I bought one once and it worked!) And isn't Vince Leek advocated by others for fast turnaround of customer units?

[Peter Clayton]

Dave,
Where would we all be without biscuit tins. The "new" toffee buckets made of plastic just ain't the same.

[James Anderson]

Thanks for the tip Jon, will contact Tony or Vince in due course. Have sent you an email, apologies for not being in touch, the email will explain!

[David Stepney]

I notice that Alderton Austin Services do exchange dynamos at £210.00 each for both C35A and C35M types. I have no idea how good they are but it might be worth contacting them.
https://www.aldertonaustinservices.co.uk

[Dave Mann]

The biscuit tins are not quite as old as the cars, whilst modern plastic ones are round and waste valuable cupboard space.

[Bob Culver]

it is the lathe behind the tin I am curious to see please!

[Dave Mann]

See RN windscreen seal thread for a photo and description of the lathe Bob.

[James Anderson]

Thanks for that David, I'll probably contact them/Vince or Tony on Monday but thereafter will be out of circulation for about 10days! Thanks again for everyone's input, the Forum is a fantastic resource.