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    I have these parts that I can't ID. Can anyone help me out?

    First up are these two styles of steel clutch? plates. The larger ones are a bit strange with the 2,3,4 spline arrangement.






    These look like normal Panhead pushrod cover tubes but they are completely, save the spring, made out of aluminum. Are these some older aftermarket thing or were they an OEM item for certain years?


    Lastly, I have a number of small unknown NOS parts. I have a number of each.





    Thanks in advance for any help you can offer.
    Anyone need any of it?
    Mark Masa
    Mark Masa
    www.linkcycles.com

  • #2
    the pushrod tubes are gennie.
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    • #3
      Originally posted by Chris Haynes View Post
      the pushrod tubes are gennie.
      Cool. Thanks for the info. What is gennie? Is Gennie the name of an aftermarket parts maker? If so, about what vintage?
      Mark
      Mark Masa
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      • #4
        Clutch plates are from an automatic transmission, THM 350 if I remember.

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        • #5
          Pushrod tubes are 60-62.

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          • #6
            Originally posted by knuckleheadtim View Post
            Clutch plates are from an automatic transmission, THM 350 if I remember.
            Which ones? The large, small, or both?
            Mark
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            • #7
              Mark,
              Kyle (amklyde) was looking for some of those aluminum tubes recently.
              The bent bracket with the attached springplate is a buffer clip for the rear bumper on a 45 H-D. The kit came with both types, Big Twin and 45, so a few of those kicking around.
              The flat strap with the two holes is a brake line bracket for use on Duo-Glides with sirens.
              Robbie Knight Amca #2736

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              • #8
                Originally posted by Rub View Post
                Mark,
                Kyle (amklyde) was looking for some of those aluminum tubes recently.
                The bent bracket with the attached springplate is a buffer clip for the rear bumper on a 45 H-D. The kit came with both types, Big Twin and 45, so a few of those kicking around.
                The flat strap with the two holes is a brake line bracket for use on Duo-Glides with sirens.
                I disagree with you on the...... The flat strap with the two holes is a brake line bracket for use on Duo-Glides with sirens

                I could be wrong but the couple I have seen have a 90 degree bend on each end and aren't rounded on the very ends.

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                • #9
                  You're right Dewey, the early ones have the bent ears, but the later ones ('67 up) do not. So it is a Shovel part, not Duo...
                  Robbie Knight Amca #2736

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                  • #10
                    Okay, the ones I saw were on a 60's DuoGlide and a 65 ElectraGlide.

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                    • #11
                      Mark

                      Looks like it could be a sidecar spring shim. 88170-24
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                      • #12
                        Originally posted by Jerry Wieland View Post
                        Mark

                        Looks like it could be a sidecar spring shim. 88170-24
                        I agree with Jerry. That flat plate with holes at either end is old number 6349-24, Sidecar spring shim, 1924 & later for LT, K, LE & M sidecars.
                        Gerry Lyons #607
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                        • #13
                          The smaller clutch plates are forward and direct, the larger intermediate for Gm THM 350.

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                          • #14
                            Originally posted by MMasa View Post
                            Cool. Thanks for the info. What is gennie? Is Gennie the name of an aftermarket parts maker? If so, about what vintage?
                            Mark
                            Gennie = Genuine
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