Can anyone identify this brass lever
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FATMAN
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Can anyone identify this brass lever
Going through my spark and throttle levers I ran across this brass lever, looks early, but what is it? Bob
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RajoRacer
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Re: Can anyone identify this brass lever
Bob - you really need to work on your camera skills ! Your Ebay photos are also blurry which isn't helping sales any !
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FATMAN
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I know my camera has shot close to a million pics and is getting worn out
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For what it’s worth it looks like a repo part that wasn’t finished out. I could be wrong!!
I’m not familiar with other old cars and it could be for another make. Did the early Fords have brass levers on them? Maybe other makes did?
I’m not familiar with other old cars and it could be for another make. Did the early Fords have brass levers on them? Maybe other makes did?
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amazing what a handkerchief across the lens will do!
that clean lens is going to make you some money, Bob!
that clean lens is going to make you some money, Bob!
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FATMAN
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Re: Can anyone identify this brass lever
Used my phone this time for photos
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I should have put a smiley face on my post Bob - my apologies as I wasn't attempting to be critical as I'm technically challenged but my wife procured a nice, small digital camera for shop work - that I can operate !
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Bob, I sure hear you about your phone. My has only done a few thousand photos and it is tired of it. It's decided to focus again but yuck...
This may get shot down like a clay target but I'd guess it's mostly finished. It's like a throttle lever for a carb with a light spring tower and maybe the large boss might be for a locking screw on the carb shaft?
Sure is pretty! The little bugger.
This may get shot down like a clay target but I'd guess it's mostly finished. It's like a throttle lever for a carb with a light spring tower and maybe the large boss might be for a locking screw on the carb shaft?
Sure is pretty! The little bugger.
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Re: Can anyone identify this brass lever
A repop of the timer clevis on steering column, the cast sprew where never ground off.