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Motorcycle Discussions => British Bikes => Topic started by: 33_Trophy on March 07, 2014, 08:00:32 AM
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Hi,
A friend has a Burman gear-box that is not yet identified where it comes from. My understanding is it has reverse gear.
Does anybody know where this type gear-box has been used?
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I have one also , I thought it was from a three wheeler van as I have the front end , girders and 8inch drum brake , and this g/box came with the same lot .
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Thank You! Do you know which make 3-wheeler?
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raleigh van i think , but ive never been able to take a close look at one to be sure
http://buyvintage1.wordpress.com/page-188-1934-raleigh-safety-seven-tourer/
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Raleigh Industries built Sturmey Archer gearboxes - so they are unlikely to be fitting Burman boxes ??
There were many such vans back then ?
There is a similar thread on a similar gearbox a couple of years ago by the forum owner here.
It was suggested one such gearbox was postwar even from its numbering.
Are there numbers on this gearbox ?
Hopethishelps.
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Hello,
Thank You! Numbers on the Burman gear-box:
GE49A57
210
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i think it was raleighs idea but went on to this , i will dig mine out for the numbers (this may take a while)
http://danlockton.co.uk/rebel/early_years.html
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AJS used them late 30's according to a spares list from Burman I saw, but it doesn't tell for wich models.
AJS also made cars, but I do not know much about old cars.
Jos, France.
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Hi,
here is the thread for same model Burman gbx.
http://www.classicmotorcycleforum.com/index.php?topic=1272.msg5137#msg5137