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One of the parts he sent was the "W" for the creeper but the sheetmetal guy doesn't want to do them. It looks likes it flame hardened and ground on the inside.
Are you talking about the shifter yoke?
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I talked with Jeff during his engineering stage. We noticed that the NF and WF handles have a 10 degree rotational difference in the hole locations. You might probably have to bend the handle a little to make it work properly.
It seems that it would probably work with the tall tunnel NF models.
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Are you talking about the shifter yoke?
Yes it is.
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Are you going to sell them? I can use one.
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Are you going to sell them? I can use one.
Yes I am. I will put you at the top of the list Bob.

I have to make the rest of the buttons for the other sheetmetal parts
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Ready to start on the Original clutch bushing tomorrow.
Which one? I just rebuilt 2 original clutches but sourced one of the bushings locally. Is one of them NLA?
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That would be this one,which one did you find alvy?
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That would be this one,which one did you find alvy?
I didn't find that one although I found and replaced the brass bushing that goes inside of it and the timken bearing and timken flat washers for it as well locally. I can see the need for it as the timken bearing area gets a big groove in it and that thrust area gets thin. Good job to all involved here.
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It seems that it would probably work with the tall tunnel NF models.
Jeff does a super job! He sent me the prototype handle. Haven't installed it yet been too busy swapping engines around but looks great!
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I just made the first one ( right side )





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