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Compare with this one. The base is a round flange and the top tank flange is so marked.

http://www.fordfarm.net/Corcgen.html

You may find this of interest. If this does not post as a link, copy and paste.

http://fordfarm.net/RCosart19.html

That's very interesting, Keith. My Oct-Nov 1911 car has this type, believed to be originals. .

This is the hose Larry is referring to. It is red with the "cloth" pattern on the outside, 7/16" OD and 1/4" ID.

Latest tissue. Kind of a "coming attractions" article.

VF Vol 54, Number 2 Page 20

Scott - That is correct. The point is that the crank does bow a little in the setup, at least with this machine which has a spring loaded tailstock spindle, a feature of the machine to control this "squeeze" on the shaft before locking it down. The crankshaft straightens out again when removed from ...

Crankgrinder2.jpg OK. I seldom involve myself in these sorts of discussions as every individual I have ever talked to who has done this sort of work has his own methods. I will, however, toss in a couple of pennies this time. " When the necessary time has been taken doing this step to be within a t...

82425 has no casting date above water inlet.

While you are at it, Larry, how about making some of these?

From Bruce's book, page 564:

DEC 20 (1922) (Engine production records)
"Began using 3/8" washer at #4 manifold stud to keep
from bending hot air pipe."

The stakes used on the 88-A Model AA truck were a carryover from the TT. You may be able to round some up with a want ad on the Model A club (or Fordbarn) website. Neil Wilson has a very detailed page regarding the AA platform and grain bodies showing the stake details. Copy and paste this link. htt...

From McCalley's book, page 557: "MAR 31 ( 1915) (Acc. 509, Letter) Flanged rings with felt packing supplied for oil side and tail lamps to prevent their being blown out. The problem was noted in a letter of March 27, at which time the factory noted that they were shipping felts only for in-the-field...

To answer Ken's question. They are brass castings.

Found a top frame for the 1925 pickup.

Daughter drives the 1919. The others are for sometime in the future.

1921-25 touring car.

Brace (Fender and Top Iron) Assembly.

R.H. 7420X

L.H. 7421X

Another try, different method.