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AL110 restoration, the early stages
8 years 8 months ago #171583
by Dave_64
Replied by Dave_64 on topic AL110 restoration, the early stages
Wombat,
Reckon I MAY have a slip joint that will fit the back of that box, no promises, but if I can find it you can have it as I use a different sort. Whereabouts are you located? Canberra isn't it? I'm in Central Vic.
Send me a P/M with the measurements from centre to centre of bolt holes as well as the diagonal lengths.I'll have a look for it over the weekend.
Dave_64
Reckon I MAY have a slip joint that will fit the back of that box, no promises, but if I can find it you can have it as I use a different sort. Whereabouts are you located? Canberra isn't it? I'm in Central Vic.
Send me a P/M with the measurements from centre to centre of bolt holes as well as the diagonal lengths.I'll have a look for it over the weekend.
Dave_64
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8 years 8 months ago #171584
by asw120
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Replied by asw120 on topic AL110 restoration, the early stages
You should be able to buy the master cylinder new, Wagner - Lockheed. 1 1/8" bore. You will need the pushrod; I should have one if no one local to you does. For a "power brake" effect, a 1" cylinder is certainly available new (fits all local Studebaker cars), I have not tried it though (pedal travel will be increased somewhat - anyone here done it?)
I think I have a drive shaft also. (from AR110 114")
Not sure where you are, I'm in Ipswich, Q'ld.
Jarrod.
I think I have a drive shaft also. (from AR110 114")
Not sure where you are, I'm in Ipswich, Q'ld.
Jarrod.
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8 years 8 months ago #171592
by wombat 46
Replied by wombat 46 on topic AL110 restoration, the early stages
Wow thanks for the quick responses,
I will measure the bolts for the flange, the box is out of the AB160, 4 speed, that the engine came from, box and all, The tail shaft is original AL110, the Uni was still available from hardy spicer,
Any chance you may have a link to the master cylinder so i can see a pic
Awesome help thanks again
Jim
I will measure the bolts for the flange, the box is out of the AB160, 4 speed, that the engine came from, box and all, The tail shaft is original AL110, the Uni was still available from hardy spicer,
Any chance you may have a link to the master cylinder so i can see a pic
Awesome help thanks again
Jim
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8 years 8 months ago - 8 years 8 months ago #171596
by asw120
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www.napaonline.com/napa/en/p/NMBP1722/
www.napaonline.com/napa/en/p/NMBP1722/
This is the beastie you're looking for.
Pretty standard underfloor master fitting many things, it's just the bore size you want to get right.
Jarrod.
www.napaonline.com/napa/en/p/NMBP1722/
This is the beastie you're looking for.
Pretty standard underfloor master fitting many things, it's just the bore size you want to get right.
Jarrod.
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8 years 8 months ago #171611
by wombat 46
Replied by wombat 46 on topic AL110 restoration, the early stages
Thanks Jarrod,
I had no idea what it looked like, so that is awesome!
I live not far from Canberra, as mentioned
Jim
I had no idea what it looked like, so that is awesome!
I live not far from Canberra, as mentioned
Jim
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8 years 8 months ago #171613
by asw120
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There used to be a big old-time wreckers at Cooma, not too far from you. I don't know what they're called though.
If you could find them, I would think they'd have a rebuildable one and maybe the other bits. You may need to get a 110 handbrake drum, not sure.
Jarrod.
If you could find them, I would think they'd have a rebuildable one and maybe the other bits. You may need to get a 110 handbrake drum, not sure.
Jarrod.
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8 years 8 months ago #171623
by wombat 46
Replied by wombat 46 on topic AL110 restoration, the early stages
The best i can measure the bolts on the flange are 74-75mm apart and 95mm on the diagonal
I do have both gearboxes so i will measure the 3 speed one as well
Many Thanks
Jim
I do have both gearboxes so i will measure the 3 speed one as well
Many Thanks
Jim
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8 years 8 months ago #171686
by wombat 46
Replied by wombat 46 on topic AL110 restoration, the early stages
Having a closer look at the 3 speed box, thank you for your suggestion Jarrod.
The parts are different and now i have most of what i need.
This is my first inter so my knowledge is very limited,
Thanks again for the help,
I am chasing down the M Cylinder but may have to import from the US
Jim
The parts are different and now i have most of what i need.
This is my first inter so my knowledge is very limited,
Thanks again for the help,
I am chasing down the M Cylinder but may have to import from the US
Jim
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8 years 8 months ago #171687
by wombat 46
Replied by wombat 46 on topic AL110 restoration, the early stages
I am after suggestions for the bottom radiator hose also,
Is the straight bendy pipe the way to go?
or can you still source the pre formed elbow, pipes
Jim
Is the straight bendy pipe the way to go?
or can you still source the pre formed elbow, pipes
Jim
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8 years 8 months ago #171689
by asw120
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Replied by asw120 on topic AL110 restoration, the early stages
I don't remember the bottom hose being hard to get and I tink it may fit the later (AA+) Inters, as well. The top hose - hold onto your wallet as you ring the local dealer (if they still have it) It's quite likely you can modify something from a more modern truck, if you have a sample.
Jarrod.
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