Jim Zimmerman called and said that 2 19/32 is what i want for a dimension, and i got the ball bearing out and found number on the back side so i am good.
While i am answering my own post... anyone have a good 22 master clutch top "yoke" lying around on a shelf somewheres???? Also need One nut for the master clutch , 7/8" across the flats ( the bigger new style ) and One spring for the same. had to split the nut with a torch and cooked the spring in the process... drop me a line 920-210-2875
My yoke is worn out, too. I suppose I should start looking for a donor. I planned to build it up with nickel rod and have it machined.
Please post that part number from the bearing. I don't have mine apart, yet, but I should start shopping for parts.
My project has been stalled for awhile. Maybe I can get a handle on the other life-issues and get back to the Twenty-Two this spring. Thieves didn't help matters when they stole my "new" radiator core before I could get it installed.
Bill
Kansas City, KS
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