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STURMEY ARCHER 3 SPEED

Started by C5 ENTHUSIAST + RESTORER, 18, February, 2013 - 14:23:03

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C5 ENTHUSIAST + RESTORER

Hi all here is this the next restoration project that I will be doing although I have made 3 of the same up in the past ...






Luke S

QuoteHi all here is this the next restoration project that I will be doing although I have made 3 of the same up in the past


You made up something like that before

radiomarty

Yes indeed he has my second C5 is one of Chas's Sturmey Archer conversions  :)

C5 ENTHUSIAST + RESTORER

Hi there Radiomarty do you still have it ...(3 speed c5)

Chas

radiomarty


C5 ENTHUSIAST + RESTORER

Thats great .Hope this new one will last as long as yours ..It must be about 3/4 years since you bought it ...

Bye Chas

radiomarty

Possibly 4 years Chas and still going strong - Marty :)

C5 ENTHUSIAST + RESTORER

#7
Yes you could be right ...

Here are some more photos ..



There rear axle cog moved and welded in to place




Luke S

I think I'll stay with the 1 speed gear on mine  ::) :P :-[

Luke S

I have seen it on a C5 and it looks quite complicated  :( It has 2 chains as well doesn't it  :-\

mhurt

It's something I'd like to do and whilst I have a rough idea on the process (I've read the sites with it on etc),  there are still a couple of bits I'm not sure of.
As always,  I'll be watching the progress with my jaw firmly dragging on the floor as has works his magic.

C5 ENTHUSIAST + RESTORER

The first one was hard to make ,But after 3 I think I will be ok ....'

Chas

C5 ENTHUSIAST + RESTORER

#12
Just done a little more work on the Sturmey Archer fitting .It may look a little rough at the moment but it will be tided up later after making sure that all fits and it will work
As you will see I have fitted a new bearing and washer + rubber seal on the axle ..




mhurt

Chas : how easy/hard is it to move the cog on the axle? It's something I never even considered before.

C5 ENTHUSIAST + RESTORER

#14
Hi there it has to be grinded off then moved along and rewelded in place ...



Both chains now fitted



Now I know all works well now its time to strip it down and clean all the parts then reinstall them