Early Aluminum Trans Cover
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pkhammer
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Early Aluminum Trans Cover
I have a 1911-1915 Aluminum Transmission Cover with Letter Pedals. Planning to bring to Hershey. $150.00
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pkhammer
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Re: Early Aluminum Trans Cover
Free pickup at Hershey in October.
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Re: Early Aluminum Trans Cover
Wouldn't this be a late aluminum cover considering it has the reinforcing ribs?
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pkhammer
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Re: Early Aluminum Trans Cover
I thought aluminum trans covers were only thru early 1916 or so?? It also has the lettered pedals. $125.00 delivered to Hershey.
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Dan Hatch
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Re: Early Aluminum Trans Cover
That is a 13/14. 15 had ribbed pedals.
You should show the front to see that the front ears are not broken off.
You should show the front to see that the front ears are not broken off.
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Wayne Sheldon
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Re: Early Aluminum Trans Cover
Added FYI. The iron hogsheads began showing up at the factory assembly lines around November of 1915. The assembly line photos of the one millionth engine early December 1915 show both aluminum and iron hogsheads going down the lines.
Smooth and ribbed pedals on US built Ts were pretty consistent with iron and aluminum hogsheads. Canadian Ts continued using ribbed pedals for several more years into the early 1920s on iron and even starter hogsheads.
Smooth and ribbed pedals on US built Ts were pretty consistent with iron and aluminum hogsheads. Canadian Ts continued using ribbed pedals for several more years into the early 1920s on iron and even starter hogsheads.