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db4600

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Gina rust
 
The single front wheeled Hart-Parr 40: img.9629.
Note the camshaft upright drive shaft. It's not straight up and down as expected. It's canted or tipped.
The crankshaft is offset from the center-line of the cylinders.
A test: What other mfgr's have cranks offset a bit from the center-line of the cylinders? And why?
Mr db, I don't mean to highjack your thread but thank you for showing these pics!
 
The single front wheeled Hart-Parr 40: img.9629.
Note the camshaft upright drive shaft. It's not straight up and down as expected. It's canted or tipped.
The crankshaft is offset from the center-line of the cylinders.
A test: What other mfgr's have cranks offset a bit from the center-line of the cylinders? And why?
Mr db, I don't mean to highjack your thread but thank you for showing these pics!
Ha. Mr. DB? Hardly.
Although I did see the mayor today whom could be construed as a DB, but definitely not a Mr..
 
Moriarty, what's with all these negative waves? Oops! Questions. 😆
The mayor a DB. Oh boy, that good huh? A Door Bell?.........
Sir, you drag me out from under my rock.
 
That front end appears to be held on by only four bolts That's more faith in the metallurgy of the time than I think warranted.
Think of pulling a trailer. We load a 7000# tractor on a trailer with a 2-5/16” ball and then put a cheesy 1/2” pin in the receiver sleeve.
 
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