Allan from down under.
Bendix variation.
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Allan
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Bendix variation.
While sorting some Bendix parts today, I found an interesting variation in some drive heads.
The one on the right is the expected one , 1/2" wide. There were three like the left one at 9/16". Does it make any real difference?
Allan from down under.
Allan from down under.
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RajoRacer
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Re: Bendix variation.
I have found them to "spread" quite easily - perhaps just simple use they expand ?
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Ron Patterson
Re: Bendix variation.
Allan
Bendix drives came in many variation.
Attached is a copy of a very handy Bendix drive catalog that will help you identify all the different parts and their application.
Ron Patterson
Bendix drives came in many variation.
Attached is a copy of a very handy Bendix drive catalog that will help you identify all the different parts and their application.
Ron Patterson
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Allan
Topic author - Posts: 6609
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- First Name: Allan
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- Location: Gawler, Australia
Re: Bendix variation.
Thankyou Ron. It would appear Steve is on the money with "expansion". The components in question jump from 1/2" to 5/8" in the listings, so my 9/16" items look like they began life as the usual 1/2" variety used in model T's.
Allan from down under.
Allan from down under.