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    AA Standard.

    The Free Wheeling Hubs on my S3 SWB, are Branded AA Standard, on the outer cover, held on by Allen Screws.
    On searching the web, nothing comes up about them.
    Anyone shed any light, Please.

    whitehillbilly

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    Picture please! Never heard that name, but it could be a more common name with a house brand on it - that happens.
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    Pics coming, if it stops raining for 10 mins.
    What are the hub threads, as my 3/8 UNF Die wouldn't run the bolt thread.
    3/8 BSW maybe. They need to be 1/2 inch longer, holding with only a couple of threads, holding it on.
    Where it get the correct size ????
    Thanks

    Unknown thrust washer, left of spring ???? doesn't really seem to fit anywhere. Will have to look at the other side.
    21 teeth on 'gear'.

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    That looks a lot like the AVM hubs I had fitted to my Series 1 and Series 3 - just a different name.
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    Found this company, and sent email.

    Standard | The Aftermarket Leader Since 1919

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    AVM, Selectro, there are few that are all identical.
    I have a couple of sets here I have dismantled to salvage parts from.
    You main thing will be the correct axle spline for the model of your Landy.
    Yours is the "ten" spline.

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    Thanks Mick.
    yes, 10 spline, came off Gilbert.
    Going back to Original Flanges to start with. Will clean, paint and pack away.
    Your Bantam would look nice, next to my 1960 250 Greeves Scottish, (TCS) which I compete in Trials on.

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