WANTED: Axle pin retainer

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marcusgs
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WANTED: Axle pin retainer

Post by marcusgs »

Hi,

Does anyone have a spare axle pin retainer?

I am missing mine and someone has replaced the original pin with one from a ferguson!

I would like to return it to original.

Thanks,
Mark

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Post by EddieJ »

This is for a dexta right? I was following your other thread about this.

Our axle is currently in pieces and can get you photos and dimentions for you to make one if thats any help? A small piece of flat plate and some cutting, a drilled hole and your done.

You could always try a breakers if your in desperate need of an original piece.
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Post by Bensdexta »

EddieJ wrote:You could always try a breakers if your in desperate need of an original piece.
Worth trying Malcolm Hipperson too.
All the best,
Bensdexta - 1961 working for a living!

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Post by marcusgs »

Hi EddieJ,

Yes some photo's and dimensions would be great, thankyou in advance...

Regards,
Mark

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marcusgs wrote:Hi EddieJ,

Yes some photo's and dimensions would be great, thankyou in advance...

Regards,
Some images, technical drawing and measurments to follow:

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1962 Fordson Super Dexta (since 1970 ish)
Our workhorse currently undergoing overhaul
Follow us at www.fordsonsuperdexta.co.uk
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Post by EddieJ »

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The large radius is there simply to alow a starting handle to pass through the pivot pin to engage with the starter dog and so is not really necessary and its omission would simplyfy the fabrication job a lot. The original is pressed from mild steel but if I were making it I would try to get hold of a piece of BDMS.
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1962 Fordson Super Dexta (since 1970 ish)
Our workhorse currently undergoing overhaul
Follow us at www.fordsonsuperdexta.co.uk
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Post by marcusgs »

Hi EddieJ,

Many thanks for that.

Regards,
Mark

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