154 Project (photo heavy!!)
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Re: 154 Project (photo heavy!!)
by twotone » Thu Mar 15, 2012 2:54 pm
there's only about 1/2 thread left on the shaft.
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Re: 154 Project (photo heavy!!)
by RaymondDurban » Thu Aug 30, 2012 8:30 pm
I've been working on the Loboy still, but not finished... 
I had an issue with the front headlight retainer with rusted and broken studs. Thought about throwing it away and getting another from Hamilton Bob, but took a stab at a repair first. I didn't take and before pics, but these are the results:
I took my Dremel and cut the broken stud from the plate flush with the risers (red arrow). Then a center punch and drilled all the way through the plate. Tapped to 10-24. Picked up a piece of all thread from Lowes and cut it into four equal pieces and JB welded it in place with jam nuts to add reinforcement and keep things tight.
With the JB weld in the threads and a bit on the end of the all thread, I ended up with a bit protruding from the front side.
Sanded it down smooth with the front. There is a decal that covers the entire front light housing, so perfection wasn't key.
This is what I ended up with. The threads are still a bit long, but nothing a Dremel can't fix. All total, I've got about $2 in the parts and about 30 minutes of time. Picked up new wing nuts as well for the light retainers. Just waiting on my yellow paint!!
I had an issue with the front headlight retainer with rusted and broken studs. Thought about throwing it away and getting another from Hamilton Bob, but took a stab at a repair first. I didn't take and before pics, but these are the results:
I took my Dremel and cut the broken stud from the plate flush with the risers (red arrow). Then a center punch and drilled all the way through the plate. Tapped to 10-24. Picked up a piece of all thread from Lowes and cut it into four equal pieces and JB welded it in place with jam nuts to add reinforcement and keep things tight.
With the JB weld in the threads and a bit on the end of the all thread, I ended up with a bit protruding from the front side.
Sanded it down smooth with the front. There is a decal that covers the entire front light housing, so perfection wasn't key.
This is what I ended up with. The threads are still a bit long, but nothing a Dremel can't fix. All total, I've got about $2 in the parts and about 30 minutes of time. Picked up new wing nuts as well for the light retainers. Just waiting on my yellow paint!!
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Re: 154 Project (photo heavy!!)
by phildidit » Thu Aug 30, 2012 8:45 pm
can't wait to see her done Raymond. Looks like she's coming along good.
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Re: 154 Project (photo heavy!!)
by Rudi » Thu Aug 30, 2012 8:54 pm
Nice elegant fix Raymond
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Re: 154 Project (photo heavy!!)
by Tezell » Fri Aug 31, 2012 8:40 am
Looking good Raymond.
Looking foward to seeing the finished pictures.
Looking foward to seeing the finished pictures.
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Re: 154 Project (photo heavy!!)
by BigBill » Sat Sep 01, 2012 11:04 am
Looking good so far. Great job.
I'm technically misunderstood at times i guess its been this way my whole life so why should it change now.
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Re: 154 Project (photo heavy!!)
by RaymondDurban » Sun Jun 09, 2013 9:59 pm
Well, I blew my original timeline just a bit... 
I'm back on track now, just waiting on a couple of things to wrap this up!!
Got the engine running, great oil pressure, no strange noises, so I should be good to go on that end. I'm a little further along than the photos show, but still a ways from being finished!!
Ordering decals and dash plate tomorrow from C&G, just wish they offered the correct one for this SN 154, but I guess beggars can't be choosers.
Special thanks to HamiltonBob, everything I've ordered from him and his crew (and I've ordered a lot!! ) has been top notch!!
I'm back on track now, just waiting on a couple of things to wrap this up!! Got the engine running, great oil pressure, no strange noises, so I should be good to go on that end. I'm a little further along than the photos show, but still a ways from being finished!!
Ordering decals and dash plate tomorrow from C&G, just wish they offered the correct one for this SN 154, but I guess beggars can't be choosers.
Special thanks to HamiltonBob, everything I've ordered from him and his crew (and I've ordered a lot!! ) has been top notch!!
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Re: 154 Project (photo heavy!!)
by twotone » Mon Jun 10, 2013 2:23 am
Looks great Raymond. I was wondering how you were coming along with your 154.
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Re: 154 Project (photo heavy!!)
by randallc » Mon Jun 10, 2013 6:03 am
Raymond, you got it going on. Everything looks super clean and ready to go back together. Good thing you got a good memory. Great work.
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Re: 154 Project (photo heavy!!)
by RaymondDurban » Mon Jun 10, 2013 5:52 pm
randallc wrote:Raymond, you got it going on. Everything looks super clean and ready to go back together. Good thing you got a good memory. Great work.
Randall, I've got Bob here to keep me straight and remind me where all these parts go!
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