What year transmission cover is this?🤔

[sjaakslinger]

We hoped it was a '36, but it's not. I did some googling, but can't seem to figure out what year it is.

Anyone an idea?

Dennis

[Kube]

Originally Posted by sjaakslinger

We hoped it was a '36, but it's not. I did some googling, but can't seem to figure out what year it is.

Anyone an idea?

Dennis

I'm fairly certain that's '39.

[petehoovie]

Originally Posted by sjaakslinger

We hoped it was a '36, but it's not. I did some googling, but can't seem to figure out what year it is.

Anyone an idea?

Dennis

[Seth Swoboda]

It's interesting to see that on the bottom right corner of the transmission cover there is a noticeable amount of pitting. I have seen many of these covers over the years and most of them are pitted in the same area. This must have been a common place moisture was trapped?

[sjaakslinger]

Thanks.

On our '36 the driver's side was actually worse.

[Bored&Stroked]

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Originally Posted by Seth Swoboda

It's interesting to see that on the bottom right corner of the transmission cover there is a noticeable amount of pitting. I have seen many of these covers over the years and most of them are pitted in the same area. This must have been a common place moisture was trapped?

Maybe that was where the wifey tends to spill her cocktail on fast "getaway" starts?

[Kube]

Originally Posted by sjaakslinger

Thanks.

On our '36 the driver's side was actually worse.

What side is your driver on, left or right?

As a side note, we'd just recently imported a horse from the Netherlands. Beautiful animal!

[sjaakslinger]

Originally Posted by Kube

What side is your driver on, left or right?

As a side note, we'd just recently imported a horse from the Netherlands. Beautiful animal!

👍

Left side driver.

Dennis

[Kube]

Originally Posted by sjaakslinger

👍

Left side driver.

Dennis

Is that typical (driver side) in your country?

[Tim Ayers]

Originally Posted by Kube

What side is your driver on, left or right?

As a side note, we'd just recently imported a horse from the Netherlands. Beautiful animal!

Unrelated, but curious how your horse was transported? By boat or on a plane? I'm not a horse person, but that is a very nice looking animal for sure.

[Kube]

Originally Posted by Tim Ayers

Unrelated, but curious how your horse was transported? By boat or on a plane? I'm not a horse person, but that is a very nice looking animal for sure.

By plane. I came to understand that about twelve horses nearly each week are flown out of there to the USA.
I had no idea.

[highbeams]

Originally Posted by Kube

Is that typical (driver side) in your country?

to be clear, note it as the driver side or passenger side, please.

[tubman]

Originally Posted by highbeams

to be clear, note it as the driver side or passenger side, please.

Actually, now that we've gone international, "left side" and "right side" is much clearer.

[sjaakslinger]

Ah, to be clear: Steering wheel is left, we drive on the right side of the road.��

About horse transport: they're usually transported in Cargo planes and accompanied by 1 or 2 persons that take care for them during the flight. They're in accessable boxes on the main deck.

I used to fly Cargo planes and had them on board every once in a while.

Dennis

[Kube]

Originally Posted by sjaakslinger

Ah, to be clear: Steering wheel is left, we drive on the right side of the road.��

About horse transport: they're usually transported in Cargo planes and accompanied by 1 or 2 persons that take care for them during the flight. They're in accessable boxes on the main deck.

I used to fly Cargo planes and had them on board every once in a while.

Dennis

Thanks for the clarity in regard to wheel location / which side of the road you drive upon.

[Seth Swoboda]

Nice looking horse Kube. My father is a Purina and Kent feed dealer. I've made a lot of custom horse feed rations over the years.

[richard crow]

kube nice hay burner

[Kube]

Originally Posted by richard crow

kube nice hay burner

Thanks