Hi
Had a bit of luck at a boot sale today and picked up an Ariel spanner to compliment the FH toolkit I'm trying to amass:
The spanner is 5" overall length with jaws of 1/4" and 5/16" BSW.
Am I correct in thinking this is part number 6604-28?
Can anyone give an idea of the age of the spanner, in particular if it is appropriate for a 58 FH?
Edited to add a further thought - It could also be 6603-28, (5/16" x 3/8" BSF)
Regards Mick
Spanner Identification
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Re: Spanner Identification
If its -28 then it was introduced in 1928. I'm sure an FH will be mostly Whit hex sizes so should be OK.
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Ariels - 1913 TT Model, 20 Roadster, 28 Model D, 30 Model B, 38 VH, 52 VH
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Ariels - 1913 TT Model, 20 Roadster, 28 Model D, 30 Model B, 38 VH, 52 VH
Velocette MAC, KSS Mk1
Re: Spanner Identification
Its a plate type for the side valve kit. A G1/60.
Postwar OHV should use forged spanners in their kits…..imo.
Postwar OHV should use forged spanners in their kits…..imo.
Regards
Michael.
28 Model A
28 Model C
48 Red Hunter
Michael.
28 Model A
28 Model C
48 Red Hunter
Re: Spanner Identification
Thanks Michael
Very informative, I'll have to call it the first component of my future side valve restoration
Regards Mick
Very informative, I'll have to call it the first component of my future side valve restoration
Regards Mick
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