Re: 1938 model X drive side
Posted: Mon Jun 03, 2019 9:14 pm
Hi Geoff,
There is no illustrated parts list for 1938 model X, Just a non illustrated version, Here;
http://archives.jampot.dk/book/Spares_l ... models.pdf
Post war tin chain cases may look like prewar, but they do differ in length and profile, so different bands and rubbers.
If you manage to find two pairs of post war cases, it is quite difficult to cut them up and make mod X. cases. That comment comes from owners that could make almost any part they wanted. Some of the drive side parts were continued post war, so may even be available for m club spares. Some parts also available from Brough Superior owners club. ( club spares only available to members, so may be worth joining us, you only have 90 days free use of our club forum )
I can help with contacts and literature, also to get in touch with other owners. You will then discover what parts have been made, being made, so will have drawings etc. Contact me via prewar@jampot.com It will take quite a long e mail to show you the way. Rob, club prewar officer
There is no illustrated parts list for 1938 model X, Just a non illustrated version, Here;
http://archives.jampot.dk/book/Spares_l ... models.pdf
Post war tin chain cases may look like prewar, but they do differ in length and profile, so different bands and rubbers.
If you manage to find two pairs of post war cases, it is quite difficult to cut them up and make mod X. cases. That comment comes from owners that could make almost any part they wanted. Some of the drive side parts were continued post war, so may even be available for m club spares. Some parts also available from Brough Superior owners club. ( club spares only available to members, so may be worth joining us, you only have 90 days free use of our club forum )
I can help with contacts and literature, also to get in touch with other owners. You will then discover what parts have been made, being made, so will have drawings etc. Contact me via prewar@jampot.com It will take quite a long e mail to show you the way. Rob, club prewar officer