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Thank you Jay for all your hard work and sharing it with us.

This 1905 and 1906 were taken on our family trip to California in1950. Part of the Harrah' collection.
I wonder where these 2 went. I'm sure Kim Knows.

Bob, yes it has the pulley.

Bob, I disassembled it in order to get a view of the mainframe and found what I think is a pattern number which is very distorted, you can see the outline of the tag and the fasteners holding it to the pattern (I’m not good at taken pictures) the only visible number is “18” on the left side and mayb...

Bob, I meant to say back of "spark ring" There something cast in the mainframe, near the bottom of it I will take the flywheel off and see if I can make it out, it is really faint. Hope this helps

Bob, I can't find any stamped numbers on either side, but it has the 18Z245 cast into the backside of the mainframe.
It has been painted sometime in its life and that may be hiding the hand-stamped markings?
Hope this helps.

Thank You, Bob, for all your work.
Les

Philp, I have an original Weston form a Ford HCCT that I know nothing about. The scale plate is out of it but the movement is free. I understand there is a member that restores and calibrates them. you can PM me if you like.
Les Burg

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Jeff, Your "remember me" Fix worked on my Safari.
Thanks for all your hard work.
Les

The original Formula was 50/50 ATF and trichloroethelyne, whith is now outlawed. This all came from the Home Shop Machinist magazine around 2011, here is the tread from the HSM form. If you want to read the tread here it is, respone #34 from the editor George Bulliss tells the story http://bbs.homes...

I'M A MTFCA member 7xxx but it don't show as a member just a form member