8/16 port, too, my favorite. Really nice work on the restoration!
Interesting how the grease cups come out front like that, instead of up top.
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Re: My Sterling Model M48
What are the pipes sticking off of it in the second and third pictures?
Are these grease tubes for bearings?
Are these grease tubes for bearings?
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jerrylovessirens
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Re: My Sterling Model M48
You would be correct kind sir.duckwaddledup wrote: ↑Sun Jan 08, 2023 7:33 pmWhat are the pipes sticking off of it in the second and third pictures?
Are these grease tubes for bearings?
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and Belleville, WI Decot Model 12 (10/16)
Owner of the world's only fully operational Mobil Directo BN52
Wisconsin native.
Owner of former Wisconsin Dells/Lyndon Station Decot Model 12 (10/15 port)
and Belleville, WI Decot Model 12 (10/16)
Owner of the world's only fully operational Mobil Directo BN52
Wisconsin native.
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