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Current
Progress
It is now late July 2010 and I have not really worked on the
1937 Inter engine for about a month. That is not to say I have
lost interest, far from it, I just have not had the time to
play with it, so it has sat on my bench with cloths placed over
it.
However, all is not lost. In the intervening time I have had
a very nice batch of valve guides made, of which a pair have
been reserved for this engine. I am also having the spring holders
cast at the moment and am about to commision a batch of hairpin
valve springs, so hope to have these ready in the next two months,
which at my speed of build will just about fit with current
progress (my Newsletter will let customers know when these items
are ready as well)..
Before fitting crankshaft, which is ready to go in now, I want
to make up a full engine bolt set, which is why in the photograph
inset you can see a set of my International rear engine plates
loosely fitted. There is also a set of front plates next to
the barrel as well. As soon as I have these made up it will
be back to assembling, which I dont think will be too long. |
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Engine
sits in large lumps, waiting for me to get my backside into
gear and get on with putting it back together. Crankshaft is
wrapped up in 'er indoor's' old pajamas - a fetching shade of
pink . . . |
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