I have a hand held AC tachometer and find it a useful tool. This looks like a good price for a SW tach.
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by DaWizardI was perusing through my book of Service Bulletins again today and stumbled across something rather interesting.
Henry suggested that when the points seemed to be dirty or corroded or in some way in need of a cleaning, that a whetstone be used to burnish the pads. Well, I was thinking to myself, since most of the folk I know that own a Model A might not even know what a whetstone is,...-
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08-18-2017, 03:11 PM -
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by Keith TrueI was just looking at an A that was sold at a farm auction.Looks to be solid,and mostly straight.Said to run,but still a barn car.It brought $8300.I had seen guys discussing it on other forums,,they were thinking it might fetch $1500.if the auctioneer was lucky.The shocker was the 48 Harley parked next to it.Also a barn bike,but brought $33,750.I was just kind of surprised that things that were not...
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04-16-2018, 06:33 PM -
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by AyyyI'll be replacing the rear spring hangers and bushings soon. I would like to get a driver tool to get the bushings in and out. I see that Brattons and Snyders carry them, but there's no info, so I assume they're imports.
Does someone have a source for a USA-made bushing drive tool? Hoping its actually tool steel...
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Brattons version:
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06-05-2018, 12:02 AM -
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by MickeyCan anyone recommend a half way decent SAE tap and die set. I do NOT want metric and don' mind paying for a good quality set.
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03-30-2018, 01:52 PM -
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by BNCHIEFHere are a few pics of my welders just bought a new tig welder it is a Hobart 165i, I bought it over a comparable Miller which was $300 more and had stick welding capability(which I did not need or want). Hobart makes a nice machine but then it is actually made by Miller anyway. Following are some pics of the cart I bought and totally reworked to make it usable( your shocked I know.) .You do not have permission to view this gallery.
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06-03-2018, 07:03 PM -
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by davewwinter has set in and thinking of options. Would like to bump my speed from 45 to maybe 55. Would also like to do some longer distance touring. So-being new to the model A I'm looking at the four speed transmission conversions. People in Texas and California seem to have good ones and would look clean inside There is the mitchell overdrive but puts another shifter inside. But all kinds of gears. ...
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12-08-2017, 06:04 PM -
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by MitchThis is a great tool that every Model A owner needs, to efficiently and easily fish out your broken bendix parts from the fly wheel housing. It has a durable / bendable rod that is 24" long, with a cap on the end which prevents the sides from magnetizing to things when your fishing it down. The cap is held in place by the magnet and then pushes up once it bottoms out. For coming off the snap...You do not have permission to view this gallery.
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11-01-2017, 12:26 PM -
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by CM2Used to work a CAT spread with a fella named Myron,a great guy and a good mechanic who stuttered...He was a tool thrower when he got pissed. I learned to duck when he stopped stuttering,he only stopped stuttering when he was mad as hell. I used to sneak around his work area and say "MMMMMyron,hahahahand me wrench...what ever he had in his hand at the time came flying..Anyway,post up the moments...
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02-12-2018, 09:02 AM -
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by DennisI've seen a lot of tool cabinet and tool boxes over the years. I've had most of mine from the 70's and 80's. Show us yours....
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12-06-2017, 02:08 PM -
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About 40% of the A's in the Sierra Chapter, Fresno/Clovis CA, of M.A.F.C.A. have had engines replaced with Pintos (and others) to get AC and higher cruising speeds with better fuel mileage. Most of them, if'n you look past the 16's with radials and hydraulic brakes, look "original". Yesterday I looked at a 1930 Blindback that fits this description. Without the modifications it would be...
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