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Mike Mahar

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  1. If there REO the first parts I'll design them for free!
  2. I would like to purchase your frame of rust parts. FYI it's a 1913 or later REO. Please let me know. Thanks, Mike
  3. Larry, I did get the flywheel off! This crankcase you can pull the crankshaft and flywheel out as a subassembly. Then I stood it up in a wood frame and hit the end the crankshaft with a sled hammer. That separated it.
  4. That's a Remy 4 starter motor and they where an option on 1913 REO. If you want to sell it let me know.
  5. Larry, I have a 1915 REO engine I have been trying to disassemble. The flywheel is stuck on the crankshaft. A lot of heating and beating hasn't budge it. How did you get yours off?
  6. Sir, I would like to buy a tank. And it not for resale, will be used on a 1913 REO. Do you have the brackets? Mike
  7. Brent, It not a REO the fifth, That covers years 1911 to 1917. From the sheet metal the car is later that 1917. I would say the car is from the 20's. But I can't id the vehicle. Mike
  8. Sir, I am looking for brushes and springs for a 4 Remy electric 12 V motor. Made in the teens. Mike
  9. I have a Brass era car. What are you asking for it? Or did you decided to keep it.
  10. Remy 4 Starter motor; planning to install into a 1913 REO. Please see attached Photos! I know it fits since all the mounting holes line up between the starter motor and frame. I am also sure this was used by different automotive manufactures. I would like to thank who ever replies in advance. The variety and amount of expertise on this forum is astounding. Any way a few questions on how to get this starter motor assembly to work! 1. How do you get all the corrosion and crud out of the frame of the electric motor. See attached! 2. I am missing the linkage between motor and whatever was used as a starter button. I am planning on making up the linkage, just what? Any photos would help a lot. 3. Also I am missing the gear that mounts on the drive shaft. REO the fifths had a separate drive shaft between the engine flywheel/clutch. I don’t have any information on how it was done.
  11. Terry, I have a REO The Fifth if you want that badge to find a good home let me know. Mike
  12. My 1913 REO has that same kind of joint. Like Mark says you need to slide back a sheet metal covering.
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