Thread: Mrs hh's 1951 80"

Originally Posted by The ho har's

All I can find out is it was delivered by Grenville Motors to Harold Kensell and Co Tamworth on 8/12/50.

there seems to be no link with the any military involvement.

Mrs hh

Such a shame that the history we were told about the vehicle hasn't proved to be correct. Still a very nice little vehicle!

Originally Posted by The ho har's

Ummm the pic is the original wheel cylinders, got them refurbed why get rid of something that can be reworked

Mrs hh

Great to hear. The Cast Iron ones are the best anyway. It was a bit hard to see from that picture.

Good to hear that Connie-Sue is coming along. Cant wait to see her on the road.

She is just lovely.....

Pulled the semi floating axles out to refit the new bearings and oil seals

What a job 3 and half hours later it was half done

hopefully put back in the next week or so I can driver her again

Mrs hh

where did you get the bearings from i got mine form a victorian company wont say which but they did not press on exactly and i remember taking them off quite the little press job

Originally Posted by schmierer LR at singleton

where did you get the bearings from i got mine form a victorian company wont say which but they did not press on exactly and i remember taking them off quite the little press job

The bearings we bought look different to the ones we pulled out, haven't put the new ones in yet, will let you know if they work

Mrs hh

While at work earning the hard earned hh and Timj put all the bearings etc back together rear diff back and leaking seals replaced







Mrs hh