What year transmission cover is this?🤔

sjaakslinger

sjaakslinger

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We hoped it was a '36, but it's not. I did some googling, but can't seem to figure out what year it is.

Anyone an idea?

Dennis
 

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It's interesting to see that on the bottom right corner of the transmission cover there is a noticeable amount of pitting. I have seen many of these covers over the years and most of them are pitted in the same area. This must have been a common place moisture was trapped?
 
Seth Swoboda said:
It's interesting to see that on the bottom right corner of the transmission cover there is a noticeable amount of pitting. I have seen many of these covers over the years and most of them are pitted in the same area. This must have been a common place moisture was trapped?
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Maybe that was where the wifey tends to spill her cocktail on fast "getaway" starts? :D
 
sjaakslinger said:
Thanks.

On our '36 the driver's side was actually worse.
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What side is your driver on, left or right?

As a side note, we'd just recently imported a horse from the Netherlands. Beautiful animal!
 

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Kube said:
What side is your driver on, left or right?

As a side note, we'd just recently imported a horse from the Netherlands. Beautiful animal!
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Unrelated, but curious how your horse was transported? By boat or on a plane? I'm not a horse person, but that is a very nice looking animal for sure.
 
Tim Ayers said:
Unrelated, but curious how your horse was transported? By boat or on a plane? I'm not a horse person, but that is a very nice looking animal for sure.
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By plane. I came to understand that about twelve horses nearly each week are flown out of there to the USA.
I had no idea.
 
Ah, to be clear: Steering wheel is left, we drive on the right side of the road.��

About horse transport: they're usually transported in Cargo planes and accompanied by 1 or 2 persons that take care for them during the flight. They're in accessable boxes on the main deck.

I used to fly Cargo planes and had them on board every once in a while.

Dennis
 
sjaakslinger said:
Ah, to be clear: Steering wheel is left, we drive on the right side of the road.��

About horse transport: they're usually transported in Cargo planes and accompanied by 1 or 2 persons that take care for them during the flight. They're in accessable boxes on the main deck.

I used to fly Cargo planes and had them on board every once in a while.

Dennis
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Thanks for the clarity in regard to wheel location / which side of the road you drive upon.
 
Nice looking horse Kube. My father is a Purina and Kent feed dealer. I've made a lot of custom horse feed rations over the years.
 
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