Thread: Oldest Series 2 142800016 Reference Photos

your freakin me out..

i just finished looking at them over there!

Hi Richard,
A great set of photos of #16 - a good data base.
I would like to build a radiator fan cowl for #417 like you have. It seems simpler than the new ones. Can you get these 4 dimensions
A: the thickness from radiator
B: the slope height at the top - it looks 45 degrees
C: the diameter of the hole - or how much clearance from the end of the fan blade.
D: width of the circular flange around the hole.


I think that is all I need to build one out of 24G galv. sheet.

thanks
Steve

Originally Posted by stevep

Hi Richard,
A great set of photos of #16 - a good data base.
I would like to build a radiator fan cowl for #417 like you have. It seems simpler than the new ones. Can you get these 4 dimensions
A: the thickness from radiator
B: the slope height at the top - it looks 45 degrees
C: the diameter of the hole - or how much clearance from the end of the fan blade.
D: width of the circular flange around the hole.


I think that is all I need to build one out of 24G galv. sheet.

thanks
Steve

Hi Steve
A is 65mm
B is 60mm because the slope starts about 5mm out from the Radiator
C is 385mm which is the full width of the cowling starting about 12mm below the slope. There is about a 12mm screwing return on each side of the cowling
D is 32mm

At the bottom there is a 45 degree off both corners. Drivers side is 52mm and L/H is 40mm



I hope this helps

Richard

Originally Posted by bulletproof

Hi Steve
A is 65mm
B is 60mm because the slope starts about 5mm out from the Radiator
C is 385mm which is the full width of the cowling starting about 12mm below the slope. There is about a 12mm screwing return on each side of the cowling
D is 32mm

At the bottom there is a 45 degree off both corners. Drivers side is 52mm and L/H is 40mm



I hope this helps

Richard

thanks Richard - that's great , just what i needed.
I will have to improve my metal work skills though - I think I might have failed metal work in year 8 at school - about 45 years ago.
Like my welding - it needs practice, practice, practice.
I will have to draw a exploded view / cutting pattern of the parts - should be able to do that since I am a draftsman.

thanks again
Steve

Could you please host the photos somewhere that isn't password protected?

This thread is useless without pics!

Originally Posted by isuzutoo-eh

Could you please host the photos somewhere that isn't password protected?

This thread is useless without pics!

I partly agree but it only took a few minutes to create a user account and see the pictures.

Colin

#16 is in the Jan 2015 issue of "Classic Land Rover Mag"



Cheers Richard