manual starting rod....1967 L-60
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Re: manual starting rod....1967 L-60
Not that I've tested it, but I've heard that the land rover handles will work and can be found on ebay
https://www.ebay.com/itm/255146481978?epid=13042710154
https://www.ebay.com/itm/255146481978?epid=13042710154
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See the fourth post in this thread. The Land Rover crank does work, but I had to cut about 1/8 to 3/16" off the end so the crosspin would fully engage the 'receiver' on the crank pulley. Mine came from Rovers North.faux40 wrote:Not that I've tested it, but I've heard that the land rover handles will work and can be found on ebay
https://www.ebay.com/itm/255146481978?epid=13042710154
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r1lark wrote:See the fourth post in this thread. The Land Rover crank does work, but I had to cut about 1/8 to 3/16" off the end so the crosspin would fully engage the 'receiver' on the crank pulley. Mine came from Rovers North.faux40 wrote:Not that I've tested it, but I've heard that the land rover handles will work and can be found on ebay
https://www.ebay.com/itm/255146481978?epid=13042710154
Well, now I am embarrassed! Not sure how I missed your post!
Does it fit into the stock brackets and rubber blocks behind the seats? I've never 3d printed with TPU (flexible rubber filiment), but I think I could make a rubber insert for the stock clips
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Re: manual starting rod....1967 L-60
The blocks can be purchased here: http://www.new-datsun-parts.com/nissan- ... parts.html
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I can't say whether it fits the clips and rubber blocks, have not tried it.faux40 wrote: Does it fit into the stock brackets and rubber blocks behind the seats? I've never 3d printed with TPU (flexible rubber filiment), but I think I could make a rubber insert for the stock clips
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Re: manual starting rod....1967 L-60
do u still have crank rod ?.........515-972-7246........hnajnra@yahoo.comMr. Zero wrote:This has suddenly become a hot topic. A few folks here have expressed interest in just the last couple of days. Please PM me. Sale pending, but if that falls through, you're next in line.hoyt wrote:Mr. Zero wrote: hello.....do you still have crank rod....and mounting blocks? .if so how much you need to get it to 50595-1747.......iowa
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I'm sorry, no. It shipped out to its new home yesterday.hoyt wrote: do u still have crank rod ?
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