Controlbox SP13R with 2 or 3 Lid Screws
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Controlbox SP13R with 2 or 3 Lid Screws
Hi,
which controlbox for the NZ350-1 is original? The one with two screws holding the cover or the one with 3 screws holding it?
Any ideas?
Thomas
which controlbox for the NZ350-1 is original? The one with two screws holding the cover or the one with 3 screws holding it?
Any ideas?
Thomas
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Hi Foks,
it seems that both covers are original.
According to the partslist of the RT125 from 1942, the controlbox has 2 screws.
On the other hand, we have an original bakelite cover shown in the "parts-Section" with three screws.
The only possibility, is that the three screw cover is very early post war.
One day we will find out (I hope).
Thomas
it seems that both covers are original.
According to the partslist of the RT125 from 1942, the controlbox has 2 screws.
On the other hand, we have an original bakelite cover shown in the "parts-Section" with three screws.
The only possibility, is that the three screw cover is very early post war.
One day we will find out (I hope).
Thomas
Not only Sp14...
The cover shown on the page comes from a complete controlbox Type Sp13R with three screws . It should be wartime production as it has the changes needed to fix the small "half-moon" metal piece to secure the ignition key... . Also I'dont know any cover from postwar times which contains such a wiring plan and is not completely black ...
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Re: Not only Sp14...
Hi Arloff-NZ,
thanks for posting! For me this is evidence enough.
I am drawing the following conclusion:
The NZ 350-1 was delivered with two different controlboxes. The first c-box has a cover that was attached to the body by two screws, the second, later, type with a cover that was attached with three screws.
Are there any objections to the above??
Best regards and thanks to all DKW-NZ-Sherlock-Holmes
Thomas
thanks for posting! For me this is evidence enough.
I am drawing the following conclusion:
The NZ 350-1 was delivered with two different controlboxes. The first c-box has a cover that was attached to the body by two screws, the second, later, type with a cover that was attached with three screws.
Are there any objections to the above??
Best regards and thanks to all DKW-NZ-Sherlock-Holmes
Thomas