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    Default Schebler DLX models?

    On behalf of Chuck Vernon I would like to ask:
    What years and models of motorcycles were produced using these Schebler carburetors:

    DLX 7
    DLX 57
    DLX 59
    DLX 67

    Thanks in advance,

    ....Cotten

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    Cotten, the DLX 67 was used on 1930 to mid-1933 D & DL model H-D 45's.
    The others I don't know.

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    Hello T.Cotten ,

    I need a float and have been told you can supply , can you please contact me on kenlinuk@yahoo.com , many thanks , Ken
    Ken

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    Cotten, I also need floats for linkerts. Please advise.
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    Please post me direct at liberty@npoint.net

    Many thanks to the Club for this forum.

    ....Cotten

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    Dear Tom, the 1928 Schebler manual does not mention any of these, so I'll guess they are after 1928 with the exception of the DLX 7. Schebler says the DLX 9 was fitted to the 1921-25 Reading Standard, so maybe the lower number carb is even earlier.

    Jerry Hatfield's Indian restoration guide names 17 Scheblers in the DLX 77-130 range as used on these machines.

    I've seen pot metal 1 1/4 inch 3-bolt DLX 80,82,85,88, 92 on 1930-33 VLs. I now think the bronze 1 1/4 inch 3-bolt DLX 58,66 and 72 were used on the 1928/29 and possibly 1930 Harley Big Twins.

    There is still a gap in our knowledge of what was used 1930-33 on the Harley small twins, before they switched to Linkerts, and the 1928-30 Indians not covered in the 1928 Schebler manual or Jerry's book. Keep an eye out for those unrestored bikes!

    Best regards.
    steve@vlheaven.com

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    Steve!

    Thanks for the update;

    I now suspect the DLX61 was an "export model" for Chiefs prior to 1930. Such a catagory could explain many 'mystery' models, but without contemporary literature, even unearthed examples can only make us guess.

    One can only wonder where Schebler's own documentation went.

    ....Cotten
    PS: Has anyone an update on Mr. Vernon's health?

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    Chuck Vernon is doing pretty well - I think much better. He was having lunch with John Eagles and Vaungh last thursday and seemed well. Though not 100 percent, also his wifes health is an issue too. He will appreciate folks are asking about him, I will pass it on - Tom.

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    Dear All, another fragment of information. A Dutch guy with a 1933 RE Harley small twin sent me a picture of a Schebler DLX 87 on his original bike. It's a pot metal 1 1/4" unit.
    steve@vlheaven.com

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