http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayI ... 0145031764

Could this be used to couple a slant to some industrial application? There's no hole for a clutch release fork.

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Joshua

It's got a high mounted starter and the bolt pattern doesn't look right. If it fits a slant maybe it a marine motor bell housing. Some of the marine setups ran the motor on its side. There is also the Clark Motor Home from the 60's that used a slant. Have your guys seen this?

http://tinyurl.com/2oe8wa

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1965 Valiant 200 /6 2dr Sedan.
1965 Valiant 200 V8 4dr Wagon
1965 Barracuda /6
1965 Valiant Convertible V8

Which bolt pattern doesn't look right? The trans side? Looks to me like it was meant to drive a hydraulic pump.

Most marine stuff was cast iron. Many marine bellhousings also had motor mount provisions.

I know about the Clark Cortez and saw that thread.

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Joshua

I bet it runs some kind of pump. It's not anything I ever seen before.

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1965 Valiant 200 /6 2dr Sedan.
1965 Valiant 200 V8 4dr Wagon
1965 Barracuda /6
1965 Valiant Convertible V8

You know why it looks funny.....it's for a STANDRAD shift, not a standard shift.

This from a guy who types with 2 fingers...

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DynoDave
1970 Plymouth Duster
1972 Dodge Charger Rallye
1977 Chrysler Cordoba
WPC # 12304

That housing was on the Bag a couple months ago. I would guess it fits a pump or generator.

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Official Cookie and Mater Tormentor.

Generators usually support one end of the generator armature with the crankshaft and have a much more open end than this thing. This is true for my 1940s 1kW Wisconsin driven generator and the 750kW Cummins V12 driven gennys at work. I still think it's meant to drive a hydraulic pump. I asked the seller for casting numbers and if they had any idea what mounted to the bellhousing, but got no reply. I did just ask Saturday though.

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Joshua

The seller replied: "this is for an industrial application Thanks ron"

Some help huh?

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Joshua

I bet it is a pump bell, water pump that is....
a lot of slants were used to water fields.......
I don't see any place to put a clutch arm so it ether didn't have
a clutch or arm it was under the bell.

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Old iron or no iron

could be a pump, a welder, or a aircraft tow, or a combine. or generator, I have even seen one used as a jet engine apu. Boat, Ferris Wheel ,Tilt a whirl, silo blower, Who knows. Thanks Ron Parker










I Think Bagel Used One For A Sugage Grinder At One Time.