Re: Resurrecting a 1951 Henney-Packard Parts Car
Posted by Packard Don On 2021/3/8 22:50:47
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Interesting what Ross said here in the transmission thread in reference to the photo below. I have never seen a Henney-Packard with that type of yoke as they’ve always had the middle one and, as I mentioned, mine has overall is considerably shorter.
Incidentally, what is the device on the side that is not the governor or solenoid? This one I got today has the hole for it but nothing in it when was supposed to be complete and ready to go!
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Don't know about the numbers, but they are all 51-54 R11 overdrive transmissions. The one in the middle happens to have a bathtub straight stick slip yoke stuck in it. The other two are set for the normal 51-54 driveshaft with Spicer yokes. Bathtub versions of the same transmissions would be shorter and yokes that only rotate.
Interesting what Ross said here in the transmission thread in reference to the photo below. I have never seen a Henney-Packard with that type of yoke as they’ve always had the middle one and, as I mentioned, mine has overall is considerably shorter.
Incidentally, what is the device on the side that is not the governor or solenoid? This one I got today has the hole for it but nothing in it when was supposed to be complete and ready to go!
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