Wayne down

Our friend and co worker is alive but is in the hospital for now with several injuries. Please pray for a speedy recovery. Wayne is a great guy who's had some really bad luck this year.

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1937 ULH frame repair

Only needed to repair the top motor mount rest of it is oem cherry.

1937 ULH build starts

Here is Dad's new project actually started about six months ago during project 45 build. Unfortunately I failed to get photos and this thread is started late but not to late. Motor is already completely rebuilt starting with a 41up larger crank pin and Truett Osborn stroker wheels which are 4 5/8" stroke and 12 lbs heavier than stock for max torque. It yields 86" at it's current bore, and the finish was left as found. The entire bike will be built "as found" much like the knuckle we did a couple years ago. 1937 is the first year for the u series with recirculating oil pump system. It's also the second year for Harley's four speed and 80" flathead motor. Knucks came out in 36 but only yielded 61" until later years so the big ULH 80" was still prefered by many. The parts aside the gas tanks and motor are the same as a knuckle.

Finished project 45

Suzy's new ad

Our Work is Done for Now

These are the motors we've been working on for the last couple months and the Project 45 in the background. We are out of work for now, but that is not necessarily a bad thing, because now we can work on some of our own stuff. Dad is starting his bike project, Wayne is giving his bike a big make over and I'm not sure what I'm going to do yet.

John Barry's Magneto mod

Why cut your case when you can modify the mag. Pretty trick.

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