1949 front wheel spacer?
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1949 front wheel spacer?
I have a 1949 WD G3L. The front wheel opposite side to brake looks like it should have a felt grease seal inside the bearing lock nut with a pressed steel dust cap over it. Am I right? Then it looks as if there should be a spacer between this and the fork leg, or is the spindle just held in place by the clamps? Thanks. I'll be at Sheraton Mallet tomorrow looking for bit hopefully. Thanks.
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Re: 1949 front wheel spacer?
I'm saying nothing about you going to Sheraton Mallet looking for a bit
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Looking for antique chair parts?
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Re: 1949 front wheel spacer?
Ignore those insensitive chaps, Jerry, when it comes to furniture they haven't got a leg to stand on.
Does the illustration and explanation on page 123 in the Workshop Manual help?
It's here:
http://archives.jampot.dk/book/Workshop ... dition.pdf
'There is a tide in the affairs of men
Which taken at the flood............'
Which taken at the flood............'
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I will keep an eye out at the Shepton Mallet VMCC Autojumble (Bath and West) tomorrow for Matchless/AJS spares. I will be there trying not to buy any more motorcycles.jerry wrote: ↑Fri Nov 03, 2023 3:50 pm I have a 1949 WD G3L. The front wheel opposite side to brake looks like it should have a felt grease seal inside the bearing lock nut with a pressed steel dust cap over it. Am I right? Then it looks as if there should be a spacer between this and the fork leg, or is the spindle just held in place by the clamps? Thanks. I'll be at Sheraton Mallet tomorrow looking for bit hopefully. Thanks.
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Re: 1949 front wheel spacer?
Hi Jerry, there is no spacer on that side as the axle is pulled to the brake side by the nut on that side of the axle.
Do you have a parts list, this is a general one https://www.jampot.com/archives%5CAJS%2 ... Manual.pdf but there are lots of others in the club archive.
Do you have a parts list, this is a general one https://www.jampot.com/archives%5CAJS%2 ... Manual.pdf but there are lots of others in the club archive.
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Many thanks, all; that's excellent information and very useful diagrams. I've obviously been looking in the wrong place!
If I find any chair legs at Shepton today, hopefully they'll be part of a chair: I'll be needing a sit down.
If I find any chair legs at Shepton today, hopefully they'll be part of a chair: I'll be needing a sit down.
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I almost bought a BSA twin. Other than an AJS for sale there wasn't much to be had. Did see a few engines about for the AJS/Matchless. No sign of the living Legend of Henry-C-S even though they were meant to be filming there today.
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Well I didn't see any chair legs. Got one or two small bits including advance/retard lever but not so much older stuff there, I thought.
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There us plenty of 80 and 90s bits there.
But I did like this, sadly wouldn't sell it to me.
Btw did you see Henry?
But I did like this, sadly wouldn't sell it to me.
Btw did you see Henry?
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