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Rockne33DLXRoadster replied to Rockne33DLXRoadster's topic in Studebaker, Erskine & Rockne
You should do. it was a great experience! We visiting some Rockne friends, each visit counts many hundreds miles on the speedo and take a full day for traveling. but i must say: every mile was worth it! made some new friends, learned a lot about Rocky, and had a great time in US - Thank you ? -
Tim, i found one at Carlisle. The Guy should have some more. When i find his Business-Card i send you a eMail. Greets Joe
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we came over from germany to do that ;-) -
Today we visited Andy Beckman and the famous Studebaker Museum/ Archive in South Bend/ IN. Its impressive to see these old original technical drawings in person. Andy has very strives to find the required drawings (with 100% success!) . At the end we spend a half day there, some dollars and get blue prints of missing Rockne parts to make repros for our car. Also i bought the Body and Cassis Parts Cataloges. At the foto me and a 18ft. drawing of convertible top mechanism of 33 Roadster i take as 1/1 blue print with me. Joe
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or easy fix? we rebuild the carb and fuel pump already, do timing setup, installed new spark plugs, dizzy cap and pointer, new ignition wiring, now engine Starts easily and runs smooth, but i feel we should adjust the valves too. there is a Noise i hope it comes from valves. Hopefull its not the crank bearing... are there any special tools required or is this a easy fix? is there a how to do online? I came forward with these step by step project, get the car licensed today! thank you joe
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shrockbrothers contact
Rockne33DLXRoadster replied to Rockne33DLXRoadster's topic in Studebaker, Erskine & Rockne
thank you. its strange. on my iPad I see only the catalog, from Office Computer everything. Thank you Joe -
Anyone have a contact from http://www.shrockbrothers.com to order something? The webpage shows nothing but parts catalog. thank you!
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Thank you, i think i will compare the Numbers on the Plate you send, with the numbers on frame. It is no problem for me to digitize them in correct size and shape and engrave them as long i have the look of the correct number as template. The Data Plate is for sale on ebay, but for $185 each i do not like to make a fault.... Thank you Joe
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where i can buy a "idle air pipe" for Stromberg UR-2 ??? i was planing to use it from my spare UR-23, but it is different in lenght. thank you Joe
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Hello Jon, thank you so much for showing me the way to do - it works exactly as you described ! THANK YOU ! Since all oven I found only make max. 570°F I use two hot air blower. They can do 1.200°F. Checked always the temperature with digital thermometer. After I use a small acetylene/ air torch and the pipes and jets came out easily. To turn the pipes I use a Crimp for steel wire clamps. The holes are exactly in diameter as the small brass pipes, so they don't get bend. Have to make a Repro from one pipe next week, then carb s ready for install. thank you again Joe
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this is my parts carb (UR-23 / different housing) on foto. I need the pipes for the other (correct UR-2) carb. since there both pipes are broken. one way ist to change the pipes, second to make replicas from. i do have correct tools and machines, I restored a lot of carbs by myself but never a early Stromberg. I think its better to ask, before destroy something.
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I need to get the "Idle air pipe" and the smaller pipe beside out of housing. Don't understand how they are fixed ? Screwed in ? pressed ? Stromberg manual reads, the idle air tube can be removed for cleaning purposes, but in my 2nd UR-2 both pipes are broken off (I have not done this). Can anyone lead me in the right direction? Thank you Joe
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looking for cheaper hobby...
Rockne33DLXRoadster replied to Rockne33DLXRoadster's topic in Studebaker, Erskine & Rockne
I still have all parts together to start rebuild. Wish me luck, hope to finish it tomorrow... Joe -
looking for cheaper hobby...
Rockne33DLXRoadster replied to Rockne33DLXRoadster's topic in Studebaker, Erskine & Rockne
yes. you are right. some years ago I bought a Horn Button from down under..... Shipping was horrible. But 275 Bucks for a tiny needle valve is high price but when you need it, you have to pay. hmmm -
Okay, i am happy to get urgent needed parts to rebuild the Stromberg UR-2. But 720 Bucks for these handfull of rings, paper and tiny parts? hmmmm.... Should I sell my cars and start to collect empty plastic bottles? lol Joe