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Both reflectors have the gasket groove and both can be eased into either bucket, but cannot be turned , which in turn prevents them passing the second set of indents as indicated on one of my noted pics. One Reflector is marginally greater diameter then the other (220mm dia & 221mm dia) I have attac...

Frank Interesting comment and thank you for the additional pictures. I attach pictures of my headlight bucket, and reflectror. I have a Model A and the reflector is not the same as a Model A one. IMG_9370.JPG IMG_9372.JPG IMG_9373.JPG IMG_9374.JPG IMG_9375.JPG IMG_9370.JPG Hope the attached pics hel...

Mick, Having studied your pictures of the reflector in the bucket and the note saying 'Indent', and tried the installation, I find the lens sits on the four indents (see attached pics) and cannot be turned to miss the indents you indicate on your post, which in turn means the external button release...

Gentlemen, Thank you again for the ongoing responses. Martin, your refurbed front end is not correct for 1915, it should be a tapered leaf spring, the perches should be for a radius rod to be above the axle. The stub axles are later as well. Thank you for the comment, but I am aware of this and it i...

Many thanks for the response to date. The pictures were taken when the T arrived and the headlights had not been touched. Thank you for pointing out they should be installed with the wording at the top. The refurbed front axle had been temporarily fitted. Do I assume the Spring once fitted (the off ...

I have a 1915 Canadian model T tourer, which I am rebuilding. I am currently working on the Head Lights, which are the fork mounted Canadian style, although I believe the installation of the spring, reflector, glass & rim etc are the same regardless of what type of headlight bucket. I have been rese...