| From: | Duane Taylor | e-mail: | duane-A-taylorclassiccycles.com |
| Subject: | RE: And grease fittings too... | Date: | Sun Dec 3 20:00:47 2017 |
| Response to: | 22398 |
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I did a thousand of these grease fittings about . 10 years ago and keep them on the shelf. The originals did not have a center ball valve so they were made to use with or without the ball. No balls on your grease fittings? "What was Harley thinking ??? DUANE TAYLOR ----- ORIGINAL MESSAGE FOLLOWS ----- If you need grease fittings to put in your newly tapped 5/16-32 holes - Colony Products sells 'em. Photo below of what they sell. Colony sells the flat-top Alemite fittings - and a grease gun adapter - for pre-38 bikes. Harley had some old-style tapered-shaped grease fittings too - I've seen 'em on K-models and Sportsters from the 1950's - like in the brake operating arms. They're more oval-shaped than the pinched-shape of the modern ones. I'm not sure if there's a Hummer-series application or not. I had to buy some rusty old parts just to get the grease fittings out of them for my 1954 KH. Hope this helps. Dave |
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