Diamond T Woodie
I assume you diehards have the info, but just in case some don’t, the 1948 Woodie from Wisconsin is on the auction at Atlantic City. The auction is a Kruse sale and runs Feb 24-27. »
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rjkinney replied to the topic 1948 201 Paint in the forum Sharing my little bit of knowledge! 9 years, 4 months ago
Any other engine colors out there?
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david payne started the topic Brush set Generator AutoLite DT1925-33 in the forum Buy and sell on EBAY 9 years, 4 months ago
BRUSH SET , GENERATOR, AUTOLITE , PART # GT – 2012 , NEW , PIC. 2.
B.I.N. $12.49 ; returns: 14 days.
SELLER: americanvintageparts ; 271904297636 ;
NOTE: SALE PRICE ENDS: TUESDAY 12/22.2015 , 2:11 PM. -
rjkinney replied to the topic Help me find answers to a 201 rebuild in the forum Looking for parts 9 years, 4 months ago
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Donreid replied to the topic Help me find answers to a 201 rebuild in the forum Looking for parts 9 years, 5 months ago
Egge rebuilt my water pump $300 Plus on my 38 DT with Hercules. Had to recut seal seat.
I had a machine shop called Paul’s Service in Orville Washington do machine work and rebuild.
I bought mains and rod bearings for my “47 509 from Hercules engine parts. They were new old stock still wrapped in beeswax
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Bill Fisher replied to the topic Help me find answers to a 201 rebuild in the forum Looking for parts 9 years, 5 months ago
Another place that might have engine parts is Egge Machine Company. Worth a try.
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y Myers , Age 53, Optometrist
My Granddad bought a brand new red Diamond T pickup in 1948 and used it as his farm truck in Goshen Ind. until 1970. I remember hauling calves and hogs to and from Shipsewauna auction with a feed sack... »