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WTB 1931-1932 Buick 60 series linkage parts from broken/burned out heat riser


Str8-8-Dave

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I'm looking for someone who has a burned out or broken heat riser for 1931 or 1932 Buick 60 series.  Specifically, I need the throttle and cam link shaft assembly, the large screw and tension spring, the bearing ball that hides under the brass detent plate and the cam and free link from the warmup throttle lever at the other end of the throttle shaft.  I have the heat control cam and damper link and throttle butterflies and screws.   If you have a burned out or broken heat riser look first at the casting number, the ideal candidate is casting number 146-106.  Then if your riser has the parts shown in the pictures and are willing to sell please message me or e-mail dkrugler@msn.com

 

Thanks.

 

 

 

 

 


 

This is a 1931 60 series riser casting #146-006.  If you have one of these with this casting

number that is burned out or broken but still has the linkage parts shown in the next pictures

and are willing to sell either the entire assembly or just the linkage parts please contact me

via PM or e-mail.  The linkage parts in casting 146-106 will definitely work but if you have a 

different number casting that looks like this one there are other ways to check compatibility. 

Please contact me. 

HR2-001.jpg

 

The next 2 pictures show the cam link and throttle shaft assembly both removed from the heat riser and assembled.

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I also need the big screw, the spring under the screw and the bearing ball under the brass detent plate identified by the arrows.

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The next 2 pictures show the warmup throttle cam and free link that are operated by the throttle lever on the steering wheel hub.

HR 027.JPG

 

HR 032.JPG

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This might work Ron; What year and series car is this unit from?  Do you have or can you get any pictures of the linkages on the sides of the riser?  Another clue is throttle shaft length- 6.75".  See pictures below.  

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