I have located these primary gears new old stock but i cannot find a reference to their part no in my books.
\I suspect early !960 /63 850 or 997 mini. The internal size is 1.375
Any help appreciated. They will be surplus to my requirements someone may identify and need.
Identifying primary gear
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Re: Identifying primary gear
I'm pretty sure that's 62-ish 850, after they ceased the oil fed gear but still had the thin tails. I think they only did them like that for about a year.
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Look carefully before you leap chaps because I can't find that part number in any mini parts list
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hehehehehe,,,,,, my lists are better than yours ,,,, nah-nah-nah (pushes nose up against the window,,,,)Peter Laidler wrote: ↑Sat Jan 14, 2023 9:57 am Look carefully before you leap chaps because I can't find that part number in any mini parts list
I suspect there was a change in part number when they fitted the metal backed front bush in them,,, which would have been long long after they were fitted in production,,,,,,
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Buggers...... beaten by the antipodeans! So it's not just cricket that you can beat us at! Have a good weekend Chris
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Thanks for identifying for me They will be for sale; I don't have a use for them.dont have a small crank 850. Now that they are identified reflecting back, they came from a closed BMC dealer some years ago. and i suspect would have been brought into nz , as the wet clutches from the early sixties where being replaced along with this primary gear.
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It's nice to see and have that sort of stuff in the BMC and British Leyland boxes, just because.......well, you know. 
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Re: Identifying primary gear
Do they need a different retaining C clip and washer to the oil fed one ????
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Re: Identifying primary gear
A Deva bush replacement primary gear? That would explain the NOS on the shelf. Remember to soak it in oil for 24 hrs before installation. Is there a stock of taper pins as well?
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