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old

05-01-2006 11:15:34




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The right hand brake is locked up tite from sitting. Is there a way to brake it loose with out haveing to open up the rear end area. Right now it only has one rear tire on it and I will need to move it around some to work on the engine. I'm thinking about pouring some vinagar down in the brake area but not sure. What do you guys think. I also get the fun of figureing out how to get a mag to work again but at least I have 3 mags to play with so maybe I can fix one of them. Thanks for any ideas on the brake problem and shoot any on the mag for that matter

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Wild Bill

05-01-2006 13:10:08




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 Re: Picked up an allis C yesterday but have a litt in reply to old, 05-01-2006 11:15:34  
Old, Magnetos are easy, just make sure that your not grounding out where the stop switch connects to the condensor. The wire from the coil and the wire to the points join up there on the condensor, and the bakelite(?) insulator will deteriorate and ground the magneto out, I have to cut an insulator out of an old innertube and but between the wires and the mag housing sometimes. They are a pretty easy thing to work on.

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Dick L

05-01-2006 12:56:17




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 Re: Picked up an allis C yesterday but have a litt in reply to old, 05-01-2006 11:15:34  
Drive a wooden plug in the hole in the bottom of the casting and fill it up with transmission fluid.



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Texas Denny

05-01-2006 12:05:50




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 Re: Picked up an allis C yesterday but have a litt in reply to old, 05-01-2006 11:15:34  
On my last C, I had to remove the right rear axel housing to get the brake apart. Everything was solid mud-dobber nests. Left rear came apart easily.



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