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A10 Plunger Prop Stand
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28.03. 2018 16:55 »
Hi, can someone tell me the length of the original prop stand for my plunger A10. I have the original lug as part of the frame. Does anyone know if any other models prop stand will fit? or does anyone have a spare one they would sell? Thanks
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I'll sort out measurements and pictures of my one a bit later. Before I found a NOS stand I bought a triumph one and shortened it.
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Thanks Greybeard, I need to try to find an A10 prop stand first then that would be a good back up. Thanks.
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First picture shows the Triumph one I chopped the end off and welded a round pad on the bottom. The pivot is about the correct size. I needed to grind some metal off the stop to allow it to go right forward.
The other pictures are of the NOS one I currently have. Measuring the length; from centre of the pivot to bottom of the pad is 8.75". I've drilled and attached a small bolt with a spacer so I can get my toe onto it to push it down. The correct jobbie is rather more delicate looking than the Triumph one.
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Greybeard (Neil)
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28.03. 2018 19:39 »
Greybeard, thank you thats great, I was wondering if a B40 prop stand would fit. they look similar?
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Quote from: Roadhog on 28.03. 2018 19:39
...I was wondering if a B40 prop stand would fit. they look similar?
I don't know, but if they did I think someone here would have informed us.
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Re: A10 Plunger Prop Stand
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29.03. 2018 10:45 »
My 1958 A7 is fitted with the Triumph stand as in the first picture.
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