
Help diagnosing "klunk klunk klung from hogshead
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Help diagnosing "klunk klunk klung from hogshead
Well after many many hours I have got the engine to run non starter car after 65 years Now a problem, pushing down on low gear heard klunk klunk klung then low band went out. Pulled inspection panel loosened low gear Bands were all there nuts and springs were on drums I took nut off of brake withdrawing pedal to have more room to inspect ( yea I packed area with rags I would have to assume some metal is hitting other metal for each revolution. Before I do my hatred job of pulling the hogshead any advice from your past experiences . 

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Re: Help diagnosing "klunk klunk klung from hogshead
I imagine it won't be hard to see.
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Re: Help diagnosing "klunk klunk klung from hogshead
You mentioned the engine hadn’t ran in 65 years. Could be the band linings have deteriorated if you didn’t replace them. Your description of the sound sounds like a broken drum but hope not. Does it make any sound when you turn it over by hand with the switch off?
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Re: Help diagnosing "klunk klunk klung from hogshead
=Thank you for the comments I am posting another post on how to diagnosis a broken drum. My understanding and what I can see is two -3 smooth drums connected to the bands and planetary gear. By slow,y hand cranking the engine I should be able to see cracks ( broken chunks) from these drums causing the loud clunk sound?