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[Compdoc]

so again someone who did not read the post.

 

How many BL/BMC/Leyland etc ones were made?

 

 

there are many after market ones out there and that has diddly squat to do with my question.

 

yes KAD do theirs MED also do one and I can think of a few other but since when did they make OE parts Never and this is what I am trying to identify.

Well, fair enough. As the OP I guess its your call. I just thought it would widen the interest a bit.

[limby2000]

Have you seen one like this?, built in trigger wheel.

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[nicklouse]

To me the top is the standard A+ and the bottom on the standard A 1275
The middle one is definitely A+ with the dirt shield which was lose so now removed.
What is interesting no balance drilling.

If the middle one has a different or no timing mark I think it may be from a Morris Marina. From memory the timing Mark was on a separate plate riveted on to the pulley.

Good point well made. It does, but I have not looked at the relative positions.

Had a look at them just now as the notch is in the same place on all of them.

[nicklouse]

Have you seen one like this?, built in trigger wheel.

What was that on? Looks like a modified A series and home made. As the teeth have been cut in the damping part so will move.

[limby2000]

It was with a lot sprite/midget 1275 bits listed on fleabay, i too thought it was homemade, but it is compact. My only concern would be the balancing after chopping so much out.

[nicklouse]

I was just running my nails over the sealing surface when something felt off
Scrap

Nice.

[Spider]

Not uncommon.

 

The simplex timing sprockets do the same.