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Hey All,
Does someone readily know the size and thread of the radiator support bolts
on the bottom side of the rad on a TC exu?
Safety Fast!
Jeff F
[H] 440.355.MGMG
[C/V] 440.897.2309
Does someone readily know the size and thread of the radiator support bolts
on the bottom side of the rad on a TC exu?
Safety Fast!
Jeff F
[H] 440.355.MGMG
[C/V] 440.897.2309
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The original owners manual for my MG TC 1948 model tells me to check the
shock absorber fluid levels every 6000 miles and to top up with "shock
absorber fluid" if necessary.
Does anyone know what this fluid is and its modern day equivalent?
Hope someone can help.
Regards
Don Phillips
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shock absorber fluid levels every 6000 miles and to top up with "shock
absorber fluid" if necessary.
Does anyone know what this fluid is and its modern day equivalent?
Hope someone can help.
Regards
Don Phillips
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Subject: Brake Drum Puller
I have two TCs, Two TDs and now a TF. About once a year, I need to pull off
one or more of the front brake drums, and I always go down to my tool rental
shop and rent an old fashion wheel puller. I am now trying to buy one,
and have visted several tool shops, but can't find the old style. Let me
describe what I am looking for.
The wheel/brake drum puller looks like a 12" long bolt, with a 12" long bar
with a nut in the middle. Hanging off the bar are sliding hooks, that can
be hooked onto the side of the brake drum (180 degrees apart), and when the
bolt is screwed in - the end is place on the end of the shaft the brake drum
is attached to. It works great, and because it is adjustable, it can be
used to pull a lot of other things as well...
Does anybody have a tool like this for sale, or can recommend where to
purchase one? I'm giving a tech session in 4 weeks, on front A-frame
replacement, and need to get my drums off one more time.
Dick Lange
Boeing Commercial Airplane Group
DCAC-MRM PROJECT SUPPORT, BUILD TEAM
7-206 3D1-2.1, M/S 6M-HR, Fax (425) 965-6655
Phone : (425 ) 965-6789 Pager: (206) 416-3663
Cell Phone (425)941-0385 Home Phone (425)481-3063
I have two TCs, Two TDs and now a TF. About once a year, I need to pull off
one or more of the front brake drums, and I always go down to my tool rental
shop and rent an old fashion wheel puller. I am now trying to buy one,
and have visted several tool shops, but can't find the old style. Let me
describe what I am looking for.
The wheel/brake drum puller looks like a 12" long bolt, with a 12" long bar
with a nut in the middle. Hanging off the bar are sliding hooks, that can
be hooked onto the side of the brake drum (180 degrees apart), and when the
bolt is screwed in - the end is place on the end of the shaft the brake drum
is attached to. It works great, and because it is adjustable, it can be
used to pull a lot of other things as well...
Does anybody have a tool like this for sale, or can recommend where to
purchase one? I'm giving a tech session in 4 weeks, on front A-frame
replacement, and need to get my drums off one more time.
Dick Lange
Boeing Commercial Airplane Group
DCAC-MRM PROJECT SUPPORT, BUILD TEAM
7-206 3D1-2.1, M/S 6M-HR, Fax (425) 965-6655
Phone : (425 ) 965-6789 Pager: (206) 416-3663
Cell Phone (425)941-0385 Home Phone (425)481-3063
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If anyone is interested I have for sale a seat upholstery kit (black vinyl) I
took off my TC to change colors. It had been put on just before I got the
car, For details please contact me off the list at rameismer@aol.com
Rolland Meismer T.C. #3409--T.D. #5522
Burlington, Iowa
took off my TC to change colors. It had been put on just before I got the
car, For details please contact me off the list at rameismer@aol.com
Rolland Meismer T.C. #3409--T.D. #5522
Burlington, Iowa
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Hey guys I have a customer in North Field Minnesota who is retiring, he has a MGTC with a V8 60 (Ford Flathead) and VW steering box, 3 speed with overdrive, repainted, sounds pretty neat, for you non purists. He also has a pair of heads, carbs and manifold for a Daimler SP250/Dart for sale, His name is Mike @ 507 645-2966, call direct if interested.
Joe Curto
Joe Curto
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Please discontinue sending me e-mail messages. Thanks, R. Brown
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Badger ; kind of like a dung heap only it smells better
Rolland Meismer T.C. #3409--T.D. #5522
Burlington, Iowa
Rolland Meismer T.C. #3409--T.D. #5522
Burlington, Iowa
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hi all--can anyone help me, i want to purchase a mg-tf transmission. thanks, mike
mikeygl@aol.com
mikeygl@aol.com
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The nuts are 2 BA I think. Can you get that size easily over there?
Ian thomson
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TC 5995 did not have a radiator grill and it now has a beautiful Clipper
Blue one. However, I am short 6 nuts for the retaining bolts that are
welded to the newly chromed shell.
Does anyone know the size and type thread of these bolts?
Many thanks in advance
Bob Zone
Santa Fe
TC 5995
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Ian thomson
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TC 5995 did not have a radiator grill and it now has a beautiful Clipper
Blue one. However, I am short 6 nuts for the retaining bolts that are
welded to the newly chromed shell.
Does anyone know the size and type thread of these bolts?
Many thanks in advance
Bob Zone
Santa Fe
TC 5995
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I believe Roger Furneaux can provide.
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> easily over there?
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> Ian thomson
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__________________________________________________> TC 5995 did not have a radiator grill and it now has
> a beautiful Clipper
> Blue one. However, I am short 6 nuts for the
> retaining bolts that are
> welded to the newly chromed shell.
> Does anyone know the size and type thread of these
> bolts?
> Many thanks in advance
> Bob Zone
> Santa Fe
> TC 5995
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