Series D details - PR362 flanged rubber washer

[A_HRD]

And you are correct .....oil tank secured with petrol tank bushes FT80.

And 2 x FT80/1 - see M0103. (Another mouldy mould/mold!)

Peter B
Bristol, UK.

 

[craig]

So after some discussion and picture on PR362, it looks like I need to drill 3/8 holes in SL5 left and right, a 3/8 holes in SL1 cowl, 3/8 holes in SL26 windscreen.........and using 11ea PR362 fasten pieces to SL1 and SL3.
Is this correct? anyone have pictures of SL1, SL5, SL26 take off pieces, original unrestored?

 

[davidd]

Craig,

0.382" is the total height or "F." You could check the thickness of the windshield at the base to compare. The grip is less the 0.100" or 0.282". I sold the Knight prior to digital camera days so I do not have any photos.

David

 

[craig]

Thanks David, I cant figure out how to delete my first picture and replace with new copy. i will upload new version here.

I don't have any SL5's yet, still sourcing/looking....but I am out to the shop to measure Windscreen SL26.
Is SL3 bracket thru drilled for SL1 lower side mounts , nuts/bolts?
Never mind -Thru drilled as acorn nuts on outside.

 

[davidd]

It`s going mouldy, then ?

Trevor,

I am with Peter. I have too many moldy moulds. I recently cleaned and waxed all of the Series D moulds, but I do not know of anyone younger who is interested in fabrication. My pattern maker died and I started making my own wax moulds for patterns or lost wax parts. I thought I was home-free until my machinist retired. Wait.... I am detecting a pattern....

David

 

[craig]

Peter, I need a dozen PR362 ASAP, what is your production schedule please
Cheers
Craig

 

[craig]

Hey, don't tell anyone, but when I looked at my new SL26 windscreen from VOC, it has 3/8" holes already!
The base clear plastic is 0.180" thick at the holes.

 

[craig]

Why are all the fasteners missing from M0 91? Bolts, steel washers, rubber bushes, acorn nuts, etc. Is there a published listing somewhere?
1093 domed nuts?
C'sk is for counter sunk? now called flat head?
Cheers
Craig

 

[Mark Fisher]

Trevor,

I am with Peter. I have too many moldy moulds. I recently cleaned and waxed all of the Series D moulds, but I do not know of anyone younger who is interested in fabrication. My pattern maker died and I started making my own wax moulds for patterns or lost wax parts. I thought I was home-free until my machinist retired. Wait.... I am detecting a pattern....

David

David your parts are being cast next week, just thought you might want to know.
Mark

 

[davidd]

Mark,

Thank you! I did not want to call because I wasn't sure if the larger deal had gone wobbly.

David