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Bill Jewell

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  1. Don,

     

    As far as a replacement for your sheared off screw, you can get two replacement screws at Langs Old Car Parts (www.modeltford.com).  Their part number is 5023-4-5.  I know these are for a Ford Model T, but they are exact replacements and work fine.  My 1930 starters (I have two) do not have the two shims that you show in the picture.

     

    Regards,

     

    Bill Jewell

  2. Hello,

     

    I have a 1930 Franklin that appears to have the starter stuck to the flywheel.  I have been running and driving it recently and now the starter appears to be stuck.  Any suggestions on getting it loose?

     

    thanks!

     

    Bill

  3. Gentlemen,

    I have a spare starter for my 1930 Franklin that I need to repair or replace the entire bendix mechanism on. Would the Model T bendix set work on my Franklin if I installed the larger spring? Would any other modifications be required?

    Thanks for the help!

    Bill

  4. Hello,

     

    I am attempting to adjust the valves on my 1930 Franklin and have run into an issue that I have not seen before.  I adusted the valves for cylinders 1, 4, and 2.  When I got to cylinder 6 I am finding that i cannot get the gap to open for the exhaust valve.  The "rocker arm" / walking beam will not lift off of the top of the valve no matter how much I turn the screw.  I hand cranked the engine a few times and I am seeing the exhaust valve open and close.  Am I doing something wrong or is there a problem with the valve or walking beam?

     

    Thanks for any help or advise!

     

    Have a Great Thanksgiving!

     

    Bill Jewell

    Arlington, Texas

     

    (cell) 817-739-8565

  5. Hello,

     

    I have a 1930 Franklin that I just discovered has a broken Brake Drum Spring (the spring that pulls the brake shoes inward, away from the drum).  The spring is fairly heavy and is approximately 9 1/8 inch long.  I need one fairly quickly and would appreciate any help that you could provide locating one.  I have attached a photo of my broken spring.

     

    Thanks!

     

    Bill Jewell

    Arlington, Texas

     

    email: Oldradios@aol.com

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  6. I am looking for a replacement door latch spring for my 1930 Franklin Club Sedan. I went to close the door on it a couple of days ago and realized the door latch was not working properly. I removed the latch mechanism from the door and realized the large spring is broken. Any thoughts on where I might locate a replacement?

    Thanks!

    Bill Jewell

    Arlington, Texas

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