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Well said Keith, What's costly today is cheap tomorrow. Our 1918 Model T tourer cost $500 in 1966 and finished costing $3000 in 1972. Driven it everywhere with four children on board, even added an extra leaf in the rear spring to cope with the load. Later purchased a 1913 7 seater Fiat, a large tou...

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I am hoping for a HCCT guru to step up also. I though that the condenser had a different purpose in a situation like this, something to do with Back E.M.F. But the modern capacitor may work differently... I would like to thank MTFCA, Jeff, Larry, Mike and the crew for their effort for making this Co...

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Hey Walt.
Did you ever get your 1922/23 Coupe with suicide doors? I would fancy a 1916/17Coupe....Do you know of any?...N.

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John.E.G.
I thought it was a F.N. at the start and looks interesting, looking forward to seeing it one day with big

.. N

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Looks like platform rear spring,( one either side and one across the rear)
Muncie trans axle with brakes on the chain sprocket.
Still could be a Two cylinder as the flywheel is close to the front, may be with water and fuel containers under bonnet/hood.
My thoughts....N.

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Ian,
The best thing about autumn is is that summer is on its way again although six months away. Less I hope.....N.

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perry kete,
Tropical I hope...N.

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Check out for a split hogs head Donnie,, Been there...Easy fix for a pro welder. ...N
Reliable progressing slowly .N.

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Randall,
Look for an engine with a helical cut ring gear on the flywheel and you will be getting close. ....N.

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I am interested to learn something new....N.

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Herb I, I would say that your three times Three axle monsters are electric powered. You will notice two steering wheels one on top of the other, one for direction and the other for the voltage / current control into the electric motors of each of the three wheel unit. you car also see cables hanging...

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Ron, Would the 93Thou include the big end and little end bearing clearance? Just thinking, though I don't think it will make much difference to a back fire...N.

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David , and Mike. I feel that your "PRESUME" is correct regards to max flux... but WRONG for the rest. Voltage is produced when the magnets pass over the coils from one coil to the next coil. I feel that max voltage either + and/or - would be when the magnets bobbin is crossing at the mid point betw...

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Mike, Another feeling.. I think your zero should have been maximum(--)minus voltage. (AC wave form)
Zero voltage would be when the magnets are on top of the coil pole piece...N.

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Mike...I feel that equal distance between any coil pole piece.. Is she right???...N.
Mike.. Still waiting for your answer re Luke's F.A.C.T. thread, ttf on magneto..N.

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Tony, I Feel that it is eight cycles per engine revolution but as my sister said to me one day, " What would know, you are just an old truck driver"....N.

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Sorry Michael for the "K" N.

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Mickael,
Read Tony Bowkers thread dated Monday March 30 12.51pm.
Should answer all your Questions. N.

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Steve Jelf wrote: ↑
Mon Jan 14, 2019 10:48 am
And for anybody who may not know, the guy in the other photo is Bruce McCalley.

Thanks Steve. ...N.

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John E and/or other Model T'rs Find a thread titled - Period image Tire art - dated 7 21 2010 at 5.06pm. Author was Benjamin L Clarke Sidney MT. It is of an electric motor of about 100hp, Could be a General Electric motor stator of about 1950 vintage. For memory you could see the coil leads sticking...

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Hi Mark, Plugs arrived today.
Well packed and in good condition.
Thanks again and thanks Mtfca.

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Altair and Allan.
I can say that if you don't learn something every day on this Forum then you are not trying.
Thanks for your time and knowledge.
Thanks to the MTFCA and the ADMIN for making it possible. ...N.

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Mark, Please put me down for these Blue Crown Plugs.....Neil
Message coming...N.

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"Oops"
Line 8
Should have read (FACT)
Line 9 '
of which the coils were originally designed for would be set at MCCT zero and the(.......
Line 10
/DC adjusted coil be advanced........N.

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Luke and Mike K, Thanks for your replies. Luke, I do not worry about the coil primary current, as long it is in the range of 1.0 and1.75 on the HCCT meter. My main concern is that the H/T spark fires at the exact same time for all 5 coils at all generated voltages (by varying the cranking speed of t...

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Hi Investigator Team, Being a historic (aged) < 600 volt electrican and playing with Model T coils during my apprenticeship in the 1954-9 period and still playing, My electronic knowledge starts and finishes with the simple diode dating back to approx. 1960 so I still use my K W Wilson HCCT coil tes...

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Donnie,...Received the package in good condition and an excellent cross member.
Thank you for your time and expertise.
Thanks also to MTFCA.
Neil.

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Donnie.....Email sent.....neil.

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Hey Donnie,
Are you OK ?. Haven't had a reply (re cross member) either by email or the Forum.
You may be frozen over unlike us being burnt over.
Regards ..Neil.

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Hi Donnie.
Happy New Year to you and Family.
Donnie, I would like to purchase your nos front cross member.
My contact details are the same as with the Reliable Dayton.
Regards Neil.

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John E,
That body is fitted on a C 1960 V W chassis.
Merry Christmas....N

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Well said B Burger......N.

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Hi Joseph. A beaut project well done, congratulations, -BUT- as you said this unit will only show if the coil sparks. With your high tension (SPARK) set up, you cannot set the coils visually for correct timing, You cannot read the sparks as is, or I would not be able too. May be one of the coil prof...

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C.B in N.J.
"lose it" What do you mean? There is a lot of Cirmil's in braided cable and it is very flexable. N.

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Hi Donnie, Have you received my E mail re Reliable ???
Regards Neil.

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<t>Hi John E.<br/> As soon as I saw your request for Car ID, I saved the image to my Crossley photo folder.<br/> I would say that is a 1912-1913 15hp Crossley 2seater Roadster. English manufacture fitted with an Australian body.<br/> You, being Computer,Photographic and a prolific instrument player ...

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Walt,
There was a 22 or advertised as a 22 coupe in Vaginnia {spelling} about this time last year. A lady was selling her late father's model T. I used to keep watching the sale but have lost contact with the new forum.

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NO, Just lubricate them.

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Alan,
I have 30x3.1/2 oversize Universal tyres on a 1913 Crossley 5 seat touring and I run 90/100 psi to stop the tyres turning on the rims and cutting off the valve stems. I run hard tyres and lubricated springs and have had no problems with ride and or tyres.
Warm Regards...Neil.

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Hey Rich.
Interesting reply, we have nearly the same problem here. Could you please explain the board feet pricing of your timber. Regards. ...N

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Rob, My take is that the four holes in the cylinder bore bleed off the blowby that has past the upper piston rings on the down power stroke. That exhaust gas would be near oil free (just like exhaust gas) and would not make a mess. You would then not need a crankcase breather. Regards....Neil M.

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Gee Larry, That will start someone off.....N.

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I am going for a Two cylinder Two stroke supercharged engine .
Would make a good 2cyl rally engine. N (P)

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Scott C.
'You would have to put the long pin in 'a' hole that when fitted into the gear case the lower pitman (Steering) arm is vertical. N.

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What I learned the first year of my trade(Electrical) 1954. R=e divided by i, P=e times i. Where V or E is voltage, R is the resistance, ohms. i is the current, amps. P is the power in Watts. This will act as my first new forum "Dummy Question" trial reply. Neil.

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