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Re: Roto-Spader - Make my own clutch lining?


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Posted by Fern(Mi) on May 12, 2008 at 18:36:52 from (64.12.116.199):

In Reply to: Roto-Spader - Make my own clutch lining? posted by novablue69 on May 12, 2008 at 17:59:42:

If I may make a suggestion?
You need an old timer parts man"s parts man. What I"m trying to get at go to the old-timer who"s got the patience to help you with your needs. The same man who appreciates your doing business with him when your needs are simpler, And likes the occasional challenge. The same guy who knows what you need most the time without having to ever look it up and is always right.
I’ve was given a decrepit Cushman truckster what really deserved a decent burial in a blast furnace. A neighbor wanted to check out the OMC engine before giving it last rights. It ran beautifully, thus it was repaired and fully reassembled (reconfigured) from front to back. Most importantly it uses a new 1937 Buick throw-out bearing for the fully functioning new Allis-Chalmers “C” clutch plate (disc).
What I’m trying to say whatever part you need, may have been used somewhere else in another machine in another time. Just try to find the right place to get the help needed to look. Meanwhile, stay tuned, others following me may most likely have some better ideas.
Fernan


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