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Here are some case numbers that I have.
Maybe you can help me identify them.
Maybe you can help me identify them.
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The first case is elc. md. 1916, L 13074 M, with belly #'s N 848, The next one is left side case belly # J 194. The next one has been stamped with 1919 #'s but is a 1916 and down case. Not good #'s with belly #'s of P 4, Next is a Left side case with belly #'s of T21. This case has some funny lettering on it, with writing on the inside. Baker 15 Dodge, CB 15, belly #'s of T21CB. -
Cannonball Bakers machine?Be sure to visit;
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Can't wait to hear the weigh in on this one!!!Cory Othen
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This was just a greasy case till I cleaned it up. Cannon Ball Baker didn't race for Harley in 1915 at Dodge City. This case was bought 12 years ago at a swapmeet. It looked to me like the writing had been on there many years. Did Baker ever race for Harley?Comment
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L-13074-m
Marsh:
You already know the basics, but here also are the 3 models this motor could have been used in.
H-D motor number: "L-13074-M"
The "L" prefix stands for "Electric model"
The "M" suffix stands for model year 1916
13074 is the sequential motor number
In addition, here are the 3 models this motor could have been used in:
16J = Kickstart w/3-speed (domestic)
D-16J = Double-pedal starter w/3-speed (domestic)
F-16J = Kickstart w/3-speed (foreign)Comment
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