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I am looking for the aluminum Shaw Du-all name plate for the front engine cover on my R-12 and the half moon draw bar for the rear . Any help or leads greatly appreciated . Thanks
 
I don't think all the R12s had the aluminum front face plate. I've had several with just the steel face without the raised "SHAW" letters, which was probably made by Wisconsin for the standard TE and TF engine-houses. The Shaw factory manuals also show some R12s both ways.

As to the rear arch, I've got an original but don't know of any spares floating around. If you decide to build one, I can take close photos and measurements from one of my R12s.
 
does any of your Shaw R-12's have the brake actuaters coming from the rear of the diff housing ? my brake lingage is gone and I sure coud use a picture of them . Thanks Brian
 
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Thanks a million for the photos . Do the brake rod pedals have a tab weided on with a hole for the rods . I am assuming as you push down on the pedals the bottom of the rear bkt moves out bringing the top brake rod with it . Can't thank you enough . Brian
 

I just picked up an R12 in pieces. someone thought they wanted to extend the frame and put in a bigger engine, so they cut the frame and extended it about a foot. I am looking for some measurements on an original frame as I would like to restore this to original condition. Can you help? Thanks, David
 

I am looking for some information about an R12T I bought a few years ago. Specifically, I need inforamtion about the main frame as the person who owned it before me cut the frame and lengthened it by about a foot. Can you help me?

David
 
I am looking for information regarding the R12T. I bought one a few years ago and the frame was extended. I need some measurements off of one so I can get the frame shortened and have it the right length.

Thanks,

David
 
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