First does anyone know of the proper thread size for a wheel puller for my 1928 Model 65? Secondly does anybody have one they want to part with? I expect it is the screw on type with threads and a bolt through the center right?
Do You own a car built by Durant? 1928 Durant Model 65 4 door
Mike,
Which wheel are you trying to pull? I have a "Front" one I bought from Ken (supposed to be for Durant/Locomobile).
I also have a "Rear Puller" for wooden wheels that came with my Locomobile's (same as illustrated on this Web in Tech). It attaches to the wheel and has a center screw to push on the axle,thus pulling wheel off.
I will be going down through there (Orlando) going South to Vero Beach on the weekend of 8 March, returning in 2 or 3 days. Let me know if I can lend to you? Nights (850) 678-2687, Days (850) 882-3862.
Lance C.
Do You own a car built by Durant? 25 Locomobile JR-8 Brougham, 25 Loco JR-8 Sedan, 26 Loco JR-8 Roadster project, 30 Durant 610 Deluxe Sedan
Mike,
Whoops, make that the Special Interest section. Wheel Pullers by Keith Hoffman. I beleve it looks like the bell shaped one. Will check my Storage building tomorrow. Call or e-mail if interested.
Going down to Vero to check in on my mother...and get out of this Winter COLD, looking for some Sun and warm 85+ F degrees! (Sorry Norm, I couldn't resist haw, haw. it's only 70 F degrees here now!!)
Lance C.
Do You own a car built by Durant? 25 Locomobile JR-8 Brougham, 25 Loco JR-8 Sedan, 26 Loco JR-8 Roadster project, 30 Durant 610 Deluxe Sedan
Lordy Lance how can you stand that cold weather? Bet you have a parker on and long johns as well. Fleace lined mitts and heavy scarf, too. Think you need to get your blood checked or stop replacing it with antifreeze.