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The heat riser on my '37 120 was rusted in place with zero movement. With some patience and a lot of Kroil, I succeeded in freeing it up, but am not convinced I have the full range of motion. In the closed position, the counterweight is a 9-o'clock. In the open position, it sits at 7-o'clock. Is this the full range of motion or should the counterweight go further (like 6-o'clock) in the fully open position?

G'day Maybrook,
to PackardInfo, but sorry I can't help with your query.

And for including your '37 One Twenty Deluxe Touring Sedan in PackardInfo's Packard Vehicle Registry.

That is the full range of motion.

Thank you