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I am in CT. Anyone nearby? RI, MA. Do not have to be show quality, just for a doodlebug on property. Message here. Thank you.

Very nice and very fair price. I think a lot of folks are tight on money now a days. They need to live like the AA folks of their time. Hope you are well. Kevin

how old is the saw rig? very neat. is it a a LANE or AMIDON?

neil wilson sell reproductions that are exact. i purchased one. maybe message him, top quality.

frank maestro and russ smith are working on some. i have an express bed.needs repair wheel well down. straight, good start. in ct.

the bad wheels on rear are about 3/4 inch out of round. i put a cement block near wheel with screwdriver almost touching wheel. spin it and see at the most the tip of driver is 3/4 inch away. they are steel wheels with holes. the front wheels maybe 1/4 inch out of round. a simple but infallible meas...

i bet you are right. bumps, potholes, 100 years of stress. maybe i am lucky. my wheels are out of round bent, but not sure if this would cause wear. all out of round some, put worst on rear. i wonder if i dismounted and took to a machine shop if they could be pressed into true or if they have a memo...

all this time i thought it was just a female with the AA sickness. it does not discriminate. thank you.

i don't get the SHE comment?

Kim VO said she has used the vendor 600w for 5 years with not issues to the bronze. i will contact doug and tell him our experiences. sounds like a good safe economical safe solution. thank you kim.

this is what doug from snyders said. he said they use it in model Ts that have bronze gears. thank you for info. like to be cautious but also hate to waste money.

good point neal. it would be good to have doug talk to the supplier. just a thought. never have too much money. never want to be pennywise and senseless either.

guide pin for bell housing?

i know the thrust gets hit with oil because it leaks out off the cover. i will have to make a cork gasket. has anyone run the 600w oil from snyders in bronze gears with no problem. i am using lupriplate but think it might be overkill and 2x the money.

i have been using the lupriplate oil for years. yellow gear safe. i spoke to doug at snyders last year i think and he said the 600w oil they sell is fine for bronze gears. he said model Ts had bronze gears. what is the real answer. i saw article in AA mag. but wonder if perhaps the lupriplate is ove...