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Offline Rusty nuts

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Conrod ID
« on: 06.08. 2009 11:16 »
Feel another longstroke project coming on!
Have enough bits left over to build complete spare engine, less rods
Have come across a pair stamped 67-220 claiming to be long stoke rods
Parts list & in my running '49 engine are 67-228's
Very early '47 engines used 67-219 which I assume to be the one piece rods
so sequentially at least they are in the right kind of ball park.
Big & small end diameters seem right having offered up gudgeon pins & crank less shells, not sure about length.

Cannot find any reference for 67-220's on internet, Bacon books etc., any ideas?
1949 A7 Plunger
1947 A7 Rigid Star Twin
1969 Triumph T120R
1972 Triumph T120V

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Re: Conrod ID
« Reply #1 on: 06.08. 2009 13:15 »
Hi Rusty, these rods were on flea-bay recently and didnt sell, might be worth e-mailing him and seeing if they are still available.

http://cgi.ebay.com.au/BSA-A7-ZA7-FORGED-CONRODS-RIGID-PLUNGER-500cc_W0QQitemZ300333835188QQcmdZViewItemQQptZAU_Motorcycle_Parts_Accessories?hash=item45ed4aa3b4&_trksid=p3286.c0.m14

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Re: Conrod ID
« Reply #2 on: 09.08. 2009 10:53 »
Thanks Brian

I actually have the rods & will find out sooner or later if they fit.
Was just curious as to part no. as cannot find anywhere.
I have a '49 BSA parts catalogue, was wondering if it appeared in earlier editions,
 or anywhere else for that matter.
1949 A7 Plunger
1947 A7 Rigid Star Twin
1969 Triumph T120R
1972 Triumph T120V

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Re: Conrod ID
« Reply #3 on: 10.08. 2009 22:19 »
Rusty,
           I have 7 long stroke rods in the shed and all of them have 67-220 cast in.
One set belongs to a 1950 S.T. and another set came out of a YA7 engine.
Trev.

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Re: Conrod ID
« Reply #4 on: 12.08. 2009 10:07 »
Thanks for that Trev, very reassuring.
1949 A7 Plunger
1947 A7 Rigid Star Twin
1969 Triumph T120R
1972 Triumph T120V