1967 gear box clutch release fork for release bearing.

Started by Roman, November 22, 2020, 07:35:57 PM

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Hi all,
Trying to get my hands on a clutch release bearing fork? Any one have an old one sitting in a swing axel gear box ?
I'm in Surrey, Woking.
Thanks.

Paul1953

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Roman

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Thank you.
Snoopy do you have a thread or photos of your J.A.S build? After lots of thoughts and looking at kits I have finally decided to build a LWB J.A.S.

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not much of a build thread http://www.beachbuggy.info/index.php/topic,116.0.html most parts got removed by photobucket so can send you some or update the thread.

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Quote from: Roman on November 22, 2020, 07:35:57 PM
Hi all,
Trying to get my hands on a clutch release bearing fork? Any one have an old one sitting in a swing axel gear box ?
I'm in Surrey, Woking.
Thanks.

I've got one.
it's an early style, from a 1970 1500

And I'm in Shepperton. it's yours if you want it.

So the type where the release bearing DOES NOT slide on a tube spigot, it just locates on the fork arms

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Having said I have one of these, I hunted high and low for it today, and can't find it anywhere, so have to assume I threw it outat some point.
Sorry, I guess having upgraded to the later style with guide nose, I must have figured it would never be needed.

Jon

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Thank you for looking. if it turns up again please let me know.
Roman ;-)up

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If you are still looking it is worth looking at an uprated one it will prevent future failure as the originals do fail with age, https://www.heritagepartscentre.com/uk/ac141503510-heavy-duty-clutch-shaft-kit.html

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