Oddball front stub axle found in my Jowett 7 parts

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The Bradford man
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Oddball front stub axle found in my Jowett 7 parts

Post by The Bradford man »

I was looking thru my 7 parts trying to find enought stuff to make a front axel when i noticed a Oddball front stub axle.
it had a part of a steering arm gas cut off it.

Dad looked thru all the info he had and said its looks to be off a Jowett 10hp Jason :shock:

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1st one from the left is 1930 stub axel,
Middle Jason? stub axel,
Right 1934/35ish stub axel
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1953 Jowett Bradford CC truck restoration project
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ian Howell
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Post by ian Howell »

For the benefit of posterity - what are the (visible?) differences?

This looks like one for the Jowett Juniors!
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