From: | Doug Miller | Electronic: | radarsprint -A- yahoo.com |
Subject: | RE: sprockets 1948 | Date: | Fri Dec 17 22:56:14 2010 |
Response to: | 14915 |
Didn't you ask about building a '48 from 50s years engines? The 125 S-model engines had similar trany gears but some of the ST&B model tranys had different cogs. Some of this can be collected from the years the part was used notes in the parts manual. I think the safest way might be to transfer the whole trany as a unit. The later rod-piston assembly with the neddle bearing may be recommended. Others have agreed with Harley and recommended the later 4 brush generator. The Hummer 125 has a plate mounted carb where the earlier S-model cylinder has a "post" mounted carb (but if you want to get it running & have all the parts use the later & spark it up while collecting the parts for the S model cylinder). ----- ORIGINAL MESSAGE FOLLOWS ----- Do sprockets for my 1948 go motor 12, clutch 33, trany 14, wheel 43? thats what it has wondering if correct. also can someone post me a picture of a 48 front hub and maybe tell me what to look for. I think that I have the right one but not sure. |