The BSA A7-A10 Forum
Technical (Descriptive Topic Titles - Stay on Topic) => A7 & A10 Engine => Topic started by: Flatboy 1950 on 28.02. 2011 14:24
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Can anyone identify these spacers ? I think they are BSA.
The chromed bolt with a flat milled on it & the extended nut are for the top yoke (I think)
The 7/16 X 26 nut with concentric grooves looks like a gearbox mt. nut (?)
Regards , Flatboy.
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OOps , only one pic showed up.
The spacers have a 5/16 " hole through and are 20 mm long
Flatboy.
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The little bobbins look suspiciously like the spacers which go onto (some of) the through-studs under AMC twin cylinder head nuts, although I don't have an unattached one to measure the 20mm bit of it.
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The spacers look like the items on my A7 Plunger. They go between the rear mudguard and the mudguard stay.
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The rounded bolt and deep nut on the left are the top yoke pinch bolts.
The bobbins (as stated above) are almost definitely rear mudguard to frame spacers. They look identical to the ones on my '61 A10
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The spacers look like the items on my A7 Plunger. They go between the rear mudguard and the mudguard stay.
Hi, the spacers are very similar to the plunger mudguard/frame spacers but are too long - my plunger spacers are 5/8" long (17mm) and take a 3/8" set screw (two sets - both the same).
No idea about the rest except the extend bolt - for the top yoke.
Cheers
RoadRunner
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Thanks for the info , trying to tidy up my workshop.Found some a10 cam followers , single mag-dyna ,Triumph style gen. , concentric carb and some BMW stuff !!
Regards , Flatboy.