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AC Model M Crawler

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Greg-N-CA

04-14-2005 06:53:04




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My son and I just got our AC Model M started yesterday. It had been sitting outside for the past 20+ years and she fired on the 2nd or 3rd try! This, of course, was after rebuilding the intake/exhaust manifold by drilling and tapping all of the studs, surfacing all of the mating surfaces, replacing the riser tube, and replacing all of the ignition parts.

Now the challenge will be to figure out why the right hand steering clutch and brake doesn�t work. It is a dead stick and no braking on that side, everything works fine on the left side.

I�ll post some pictures as we get further into the project, this may take some time���

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Jim in Michigan

04-14-2005 18:04:14




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 Re: AC Model M Crawler in reply to Greg-N-CA, 04-14-2005 06:53:04  
my M has the same trouble,, let me know how you fix yours,,,Jim



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Dave Everett

05-20-2005 13:25:12




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 Re: AC Model M Crawler in reply to Jim in Michigan, 04-14-2005 18:04:14  
I have done 4 Ms with this problem. Tracks off, final drives out, strip the steering clutches out and sandblast the metal dics, wire brush the raybestos clutches free of all rust deposits then remove the brake drum and sandblast the grooves for the sliding teeth, liberally soak all parts in freeing oil and re-assemble. should take 2 men about one day for each side....There is NO short cut that will not cause prolonged and further damage as ALL of the clutches need to be moving and not just one plate if you do not want to cause severe damage.

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