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I think I'll join you - a bit of a "barn find" himself

Just come across a chap who goes by the name HubNut on Youtube; seems to be a bit of a DHSS fan, but some might enjoy his laid back style and views of the Push engine that is fundamentally the same as those in Haflinger.

Her is one example. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0uJyJp8Iamg

This looks fun - a mini Haflinger in all but name

https://silodrome.com/ferves-ranger/

John, Thanks for that; I'll risk it for my trip to Versailles on Tuesday, but probably replace it when I get home.

The Accumate can do both 6v and 12v but I forgot to flick the slider away from 12v

Asking for a friend (naturally! ), would trickle charging @12v for ~23 hours muller a 6v battery ?

The charger is an Accumate trickle charger.

Do you have the serial numbers of the Pathfinder? From those one can get a grasp of age etc.

It can inasmuch as IIRC the seal is put in after the two engines halves are joined together.

Thanks for the reminder, John, and also for all of the work you do behind the scenes.

Donation made via PayPal !!!

heinkeljb wrote:Sounds like your coil has overheated and shorted out some windings. Leaving the ignition switched on will do this. Usual symptom is very hot coil!

This happened to me a couple of years ago when John popped up to see me. I inadvertently left the ignition on and cooked the coil

John,

So sorry to hear about your father's passing. And with him being so far away must have made things even harder for you all.

Best Wishes,

Julian

Yikes - that drum looks horrible!

Is the cast back plate damaged as well? It looks like there is a crack at the top? That would be much harder to fix...

Looking good!

It does look very nice; were it in the UK I would have made you an offer !

Never seen this trailer before - there is a photo of it both folded and operational

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Steyr-puch-h ... 1438.l2649

A spy tells me that this Haflinger was on an insurance company's stand at a classic car show in Birmingham today; does anyone know who's it is?

Of the things you mention, my understanding is that they are all black, with the exception of early dashboards (body colour) and I am fairly sure the original tow bar stuff was "silver" (or a shade thereof). I have attached a photo of all of the bits on my 1962 Haflinger that are painted b...

With a PTO I doubt it would have 6 seats - 5 perhaps? - but to be honest I am not sure what the rear seating accommodation was when a PTO is fitted.

Cleaning a carb every two years? Eeek!

I haven't even turned the key (or rather pushed the start button) on my Haf for almost two years now, and sadly have little enthusiasm to do so in the immediate future either ...

Oops - in my post above I hadn't realised that "our family" related to Bernard's

But the request still stands