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Offline Drew Back

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Engine mount plates
« on: 28.05. 2015 04:12 »
I am getting close to mounting the motor in frame and horror just hit me the mount plates are totally different from A10 plunger luckily I have a right side but no left..anyone have one or picture of one????

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Re: Engine mount plates
« Reply #1 on: 28.05. 2015 23:35 »
Drew, up till 1948 or 49 the left plate was a fully enclosed one with a small hole for the generator wires.
When the long E3L generator was introduced, the plate became as the later A7/A10 type but with the mounting holes in a different place, obviously.
They are getting a little bit scarce now.

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Re: Engine mount plates
« Reply #2 on: 29.05. 2015 00:26 »
Drew,

Have you checked Ebay? It seems to be awash in mounting plates. I'm not sure any of them are for you, because I can't figure out if you are looking for one for a plunger or for a swingarm. It seems like Trev is describing the plate for a plunger with a later dynamo. Is that what you were looking for? Trev, is that what you described?

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Re: Engine mount plates
« Reply #3 on: 29.05. 2015 04:01 »
Im looking for a plunger plate special for the long stroke..the mounting holes are way different than the regular A10 plunger another special item I guess..

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Re: Engine mount plates
« Reply #4 on: 29.05. 2015 09:51 »
Hi Drew, there was a listing a few years ago also looking for one and it had a picture showing the dimensions. Here is a link to that listing.

www.a7a10.net/forum/index.php?topic=2671.0
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Re: Engine mount plates
« Reply #5 on: 30.05. 2015 01:14 »
Richard, there are two plates for the long stroke, depending on which generator was fitted.