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Wanted late A10 timing cases
« on: 15.07. 2011 23:38 »
Hi All,
I have started a new thread on rebuilding an A10 SR engine
The timing cases  that I have are in a bad way , the outer is gouged and has a good sized dent *ex* *ex* in it
The inner has been welded around the idler gear bush and I believe its out of line

Does anyone have a good set of timing cases to sell or swop?
To compound this the inner is the rev counter drive type, one with the blank lump would be fine??

Heres Hoping
John O R
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Re: Wanted late A10 timing cases
« Reply #2 on: 16.07. 2011 14:45 »
Hi Bill,
Thanks for the ebay link, BUT its the outer mag and dyno covers I'm after

Regards
John O R
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Re: Wanted late A10 timing cases
« Reply #3 on: 16.07. 2011 17:10 »
OOPS - sorry John, I read that in a hurry, in and out, busy reassembling my engine thought it was crank cases
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Re: Wanted late A10 timing cases
« Reply #4 on: 16.07. 2011 23:02 »
G'day John,
               there's always a set or two on ebay. Item #'s 360379982884, 370526007180, 360379040991, 360379040992, 360378850967, 270774117838, 270750442423, 220784262425, 140542447892, 220754969710, 330529047899, 330520915928, 130468315538, 320623321580, 390258870032, that's all at moment but none for tacho drive.
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Re: Wanted late A10 timing cases
« Reply #5 on: 17.07. 2011 18:11 »
HI Muskrat,
Thanks for the comprehensive list,
I had seen most of them, Several are from the plunger engines
I am going to Founders Day Rally on Sunday 24th and hope that I can find a good set there??
I will also phone Steve at Yeomans and see if he can dig some out for then

The engine is going to have an crank end feed conversion, which means that an alloy block is welded to the inside of the outer cover to feed the oil to the end of the crank
I think its worth getting a good set before embarking on this expense,

I wonder has anyone modified the inner case to rev drive from the oil pump type ???? ????

The rev drive inner case has the part number 67- 154 on it

Regards
John O R
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Re: Wanted late A10 timing cases
« Reply #6 on: 17.07. 2011 21:52 »
Yes I have seen the inner cover modified to take the rev counter drive, in fact Steve Mcfarlane in Cardif (ex SRM founder/owner) does this modification and it is a lot cheaper than buying an original one from ebay, have you seen the price these fetch!!!. I have now aquired some A10 R cranckcases so will in the near future start building a super rocket spare engine and Steve will certainly be doing that mod as well as others for me.
While I am on this thread I am on the hunt for the s/a engine sprocket absorber set up (I am suffering from a mental block as to the correct name at the time of writing, I really think I have a memory problem these days)the sprocket, sleeve and spring
Thanks

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Re: Wanted late A10 timing cases
« Reply #7 on: 26.07. 2011 17:52 »
Hi All,
Thanks for the input,
I picked up a set of timing cases at Founders Day autojumble on Sunday
So I am hopefully sorted!!

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John O R

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Re: Wanted late A10 timing cases
« Reply #8 on: 01.11. 2012 12:49 »
Hy I have altered sevarall timeing cases If you are stuck let me know wardleybob

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Re: Wanted late A10 timing cases
« Reply #9 on: 01.11. 2012 19:45 »
Hi wardleybob,
Welcome to the forum, I saw that you have been adding comments and replys to threads recently
This is a fairly old topic (July 2011)

My immediate timing case issues are solved but I would like to see a photo or two of your modified inner cases
Do they look the same as the original BSA ones??
I have a couple of spare inners in the spares boxes if they are worthwhile modifying???

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John
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Re: Wanted late A10 timing cases
« Reply #10 on: 05.11. 2012 16:41 »
i am sorry i dont have any photergraphs you cant tell

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Re: Wanted late A10 timing cases
« Reply #11 on: 10.01. 2013 03:32 »
Does anyone have Steve MacFarlane's contact info?  I would like to convert my '58 Super Rocket and eliminate the external rev counter drive and cable.

Thanks,

Steve

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Re: Wanted late A10 timing cases
« Reply #12 on: 10.01. 2013 09:39 »
Hi Steve,

Steve McFarlane has his own wesite.  Check it out at www.startyourbsa.com or contact him by phone on 02920 645045 from the UK or 44 2920 645045 from beyond our shores.

He is actually a member of this forum so you could send him a personal message.  His member name is S.R.McFarlane

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Re: Wanted late A10 timing cases
« Reply #13 on: 10.01. 2013 21:52 »
Hi Housewiz,
Steve,
Its not quite as simple as it seems  *sad2*
You need an oilpump with the diive spindle for the tacho cable
the inner timing case, and I suppose the most wanted of all "accessories" the correct 3:1 tacho which has the opposite rotation to "normal"
Quite an expensive modification   *eek*

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John
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Re: Wanted late A10 timing cases
« Reply #14 on: 10.01. 2013 22:05 »
Hey John,

Isn't Steve MacFarlane the same guy that owns/ founded/sold SRM - the company with all the A10 goodies?  And doesn't SRM have a replacement oil pump I plan on buying that would support the tacho drive? 

My SR came w/o tacho, w/o the 90 degree mag drive, no cable.  I have to buy all that stuff anyway so going the other route can't cost that much more?  Plus, if I ever want to convert the SR into an RGS replica, I can't have the tacho cable connected to the mag drive.

Thanks,

Steve