Where to get help on a 1927 vehicle that is not a model T?
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1923orange
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Where to get help on a 1927 vehicle that is not a model T?
Hello all, I've just traded for a 1927 Armleder and will be looking for some help. Not sure where the best forum or place is to ask knowledge folks such as you all a few questions. Thanks
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DanTreace
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Re: Where to get help on a 1927 vehicle that is not a model T?
Would first try the AACA club, their nat’l library may have info, their forum would have members to perhaps help.
https://forums.aaca.org/topic/128537-fs ... der-truck/
https://forums.aaca.org/topic/128537-fs ... der-truck/
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Re: Where to get help on a 1927 vehicle that is not a model T?
is this it? Wow,what a project!
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/it ... 759190613/
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/it ... 759190613/
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1923orange
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Re: Where to get help on a 1927 vehicle that is not a model T?
Never heard of an Armleder. It appears to be a well-engineered vehicle. Buda engines were once widely used in stationary applications. Some Buda info may be available at smokestack.com
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Re: Where to get help on a 1927 vehicle that is not a model T?
Smokstak® has a lot of expertise in trucks also. You might try them.
https://www.smokstak.com/forum/forums/a ... trucks.57/
https://www.smokstak.com/forum/forums/a ... rucks.235/
https://www.smokstak.com/forum/forums/a ... trucks.57/
https://www.smokstak.com/forum/forums/a ... rucks.235/
When did I do that?
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Re: Where to get help on a 1927 vehicle that is not a model T?
I have an early 1950's Motor's truck and Tractor Repair Manual. It references Armleder trucks but only for 1936, must have been the last year of production. At that time they were using various Hercules engines. I also have a Dyke's Encyclopedia dated 1927 that lists various Armleder trucks
from 2 1/2 ton up to 4 ton using mostly Buda engines and one Continental. There is a little bit of info on the Buda engines and a little bit more on the Continental. Let me know if there is any specific info that you need.
from 2 1/2 ton up to 4 ton using mostly Buda engines and one Continental. There is a little bit of info on the Buda engines and a little bit more on the Continental. Let me know if there is any specific info that you need.
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Re: Where to get help on a 1927 vehicle that is not a model T?
How about the Antique Truck Historical Society? I went to one of their meets with a friend a few years back. They had lots of trucks of all kinds. I think there are Chapters all around the U.S. I just searched for "Antique Truck Club" on the Internet and got a lot of "hits".
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Re: Where to get help on a 1927 vehicle that is not a model T?
Found some tidbits on the earlier ('15-'23) Armleder trucks. Hopefully the AACA library has some literature in their files.
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Re: Where to get help on a 1927 vehicle that is not a model T?
Wow, what a cool project. I hope you keep us posted on progress.
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Re: Where to get help on a 1927 vehicle that is not a model T?
Thanks guys! Was told this was a 27 but not sure how to tell for sure. Truck is less than 20 miles from the business who bought it brand new! It has stayed local all these years.
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Re: Where to get help on a 1927 vehicle that is not a model T?
In reading different sources there is some conflicting information Says the company was sold in 1927
Here is some information from a German website translated via Google
https://de-m-wikipedia-org.translate.go ... r_pto=wapp
Here are some pictures
This link http://tlaferriere.readyhosting.com/arm ... r_sale.htm has lots of closeups - expect the truck was sold but could be a reference
some additional info
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Caution if you look at the photo in this link (its copyrighted) your going to buy the project truck
https://www.garyalannelson.com/photo/19 ... ump-truck/
Here is some information from a German website translated via Google
https://de-m-wikipedia-org.translate.go ... r_pto=wapp
Here are some pictures
This link http://tlaferriere.readyhosting.com/arm ... r_sale.htm has lots of closeups - expect the truck was sold but could be a reference
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Caution if you look at the photo in this link (its copyrighted) your going to buy the project truck
https://www.garyalannelson.com/photo/19 ... ump-truck/
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