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Offline Les Oz

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A10 (1951) Big End Journal size
« on: 21.11. 2007 03:14 »
Hi Everyone
I'm new to this forum stuff so be patient with me.
I have a 1951 GF had it for a number of years and have only just been introduced
to it's inner workings. I have measured up for rings,, main bearing etc, but there seems some
confusion to the standard big end journel size. it measures up at 1.414, the crank is in excellent cond, so no
regrind,could some one out there "please" tell me what size it started life at?  *eek*
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Re: A10 (1951) Big End Journal size
« Reply #1 on: 21.11. 2007 09:34 »
Hello, and welcome. You will find everybody here patient and friendly, feel at home.

Regards
Erling
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Re: A10 (1951) Big End Journal size
« Reply #2 on: 21.11. 2007 20:45 »
Les, with any luck a service sheet with journal regrind sizes will appear.
 Trev.

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Re: A10 (1951) Big End Journal size
« Reply #3 on: 21.11. 2007 20:48 »
Les, it appears to have lost a fair bit of definition in the posting. Contact me and I will e-mail you a copy at a better resolution.
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Re: A10 (1951) Big End Journal size
« Reply #4 on: 22.11. 2007 02:50 »
Trev
Appreciate the copy of service sheet as you said it lost a fair bit of definition
How do you contact a person through this forum (haven't figured that bit out yet)?
What part of oz are you from?
thanks muchly
Les.

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Re: A10 (1951) Big End Journal size
« Reply #5 on: 23.11. 2007 22:24 »
Hi Les, I am on east coast NSW. Contact me when you are eligible.
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Re: A10 (1951) Big End Journal size
« Reply #6 on: 25.11. 2007 11:26 »
Hi fellow aussie, Im also doin up a 1951 goldflash. I'm in Townsville QLD. regards
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Re: A10 (1951) Big End Journal size
« Reply #7 on: 26.11. 2007 10:10 »
Trev
Big thanks for service sheet 207,, helped heaps. Bloody bench looks like a
jig saw puzzle, hopefully there won't be any bits surplus to requirment (left over)
Will keep you upto date, maybe even ask more questions like is this bit really important???

Les Oz
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