Model A Garage, Inc.

Restoring history one car at a time

1928

New Solid Brake Cross Shaft

New Solid Brake Cross Shaft A new service brake cross shaft assembly has been designed and is now standard on all cars and trucks. The new shaft replaces the old style cross shaft and equalizer assembly, as the old assembly is obsolete and will not be carried for service. The new shaft is unusually efficient, …

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Generator Charge Rate

Should be adjusted to suit individual requirements. For average driving during cold weather a charging rate of 10 amperes at 1500 R. P. M. will prove satisfactory.

Phaeton and Roadster Door Handles

The new inside and outside door handles which are now furnished as standard equipment on open cars can be easily installed on Phaetons and Roadsters not so equipped, by proceeding as follows: Remove old lock. Place new lock in place, fastening with two screws to locate. Drill through square hole in lock dog, using a …

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Carburetor Choke Lever

The carburetor choke lever has been redesigned to permit easy choking when cranking the engine by hand. This change consists of adding a hole at the end of the lever (see “A,” Fig. 609) so that a wire or piece of twine can be easily attached for choking. ((609))

Installing Laundau Irons

((558)) Not infrequently owners of the business coupe desire to add to the attractiveness of their cars by installing landau irons. To meet this demand we are now furnishing through service, landau irons complete with necessary parts for installation, for the business coupe. Installation instructions First locate the drilled hole in both quarter lock pillars …

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Ratio Axles

((560)) 7.25 to 1 ratio stuck axles have the letter A stamped on the left axle housing next to the rivets on the bell (See Fig 560). 5.17 to 1 ratio axles are stamped with the letter B at the same point.

Front Wheel Alignment

((576)) Front wheel toe-in has been changed from 3/16” to 1/16” plus or minus 1/32”. (See A and B Fig. 576) This new adjustment insures the maximum front tire life. Change in spindle arm Spindle arms A-3130-B and A-3131-B have also been changed, i.e., the distance between center line of shoulder (which fits in the …

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Rear Hub Gasket

To prevent any possibility of rear axle lubricant working past the keyway in the axle shaft, the outer end of the rear hub is now counterbored 3/32” deep and a gasket (composition washer A-22374) placed in the counter-bore. The gasket is held in place by steel washer A-22371 and the axle shaft nut.

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