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999Panhard replied to the thread Sidney Half Nut Repair and Other Issues.Thanks. I actually started making it but as I don't need it right now I put it aside. Pictures and measurements would be great because I...
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999Panhard replied to the thread Sidney Half Nut Repair and Other Issues.Geared head or flat belt? I'm looking for a taper attachment for my 15" flat belt Sidney. I have part of it...but not the bracket that...
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999Panhard replied to the thread Remington Arms Auction, Ilion, New York.The "unsafe" early 03's is something of a shibboleth. There were some problems during WWI and after the war there was an official...
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999Panhard replied to the thread Remington Arms Auction, Ilion, New York.The first M1903's made by Remington & Smith Corona were identical to the WWI version. The A3 variation came a little later and was a...
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999Panhard replied to the thread Remington Arms Auction, Ilion, New York.It's amazing that Remington has lasted as long as it has. It has a long history of incompetent management. It went bankrupt for the...
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999Panhard replied to the thread Finishing Babbitt Bearings.The reference to bronze bearings I was thinking of is from a listing of specifications for many American cars in the back of a 2-volume...
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999Panhard replied to the thread Finishing Babbitt Bearings.Go to "The Old Motor" website and do a search on "bearings". David Greenlees did a nice series on re-babbitting a Simplex engine.
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999Panhard replied to the thread Finishing Babbitt Bearings.You don't say what engine you are working on but they are not all the same. A few cars are amenable to using inserts...those with very...
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999Panhard replied to the thread Trying to identify some manufacturers marks.How about a picture of the distributor...or several? There were a lot of them and pretty difficult to identify if you don't know what it...
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999Panhard replied to the thread STAR Wood Machinist Tool Chest Parts.The lining is "baize". It's woven rather than felted and is the material used to line dueling pistol boxes and cover the tops of...