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  1. Hello, they tend to be in very poor condition as they used pot metal and age has caused them to fail. What is the exact application? I replaced my EM series unit with a Bosch DU4 and it not only works fine, it’s a much better unit. 

  2. 5 hours ago, BobinVirginia said:

    Way out of my league. Some of the cars people on this forum get to experience and know about is amazing! 


     

    Im going to jump in around 1.2 large. I just need a favor........anyone want to lend me eight figures at zero interest, it will get paid back in twenty five years.

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  3. It’s a very simple setup. If the handle is pushed in, it’s “in” freewheeling, if the handle is “out” it’s out of free wheeling. It should only be shifted in and out at 2 or 3 mph with the clutch pushed all the way in. The clutch adjustment has NOTHING to do the free wheeling. The problem is with the sprag, and they can have multiple issues depending on the situation. They can also stick. If you were shifting it in and out at speed with or without using the clutch, you can have issues. It should be rather easy to determine if the handle is all the way in, or out. If it’s all the way out and not driving, it’s time to take it apart. I have only seen them fail from abuse......and you have to work at it. I put 300 miles on an identical 1934 unit this week at the Pierce meet and we had no issues........and the other five similar cars also had no issues. Please post a photo of the car.......and where it came from. Maybe we will know the history and any past problems. Photo is the hotel parking lot.

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  4. Problem is was it a real chassis, or floor sweepings? Whatever it was, it’s still around. Today, the name of the game is all numbers matching. Lots of cars are being unscrambled now.........including some big boy toys that got bastardized back in the 50’s and 60’s.

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