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angelfj1
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Visit the BCF Wiki and check out my new article concerning Bluemel steering wheels.
Restoring a Vintage Bluemels Steering Wheel
Restoring a Vintage Bluemels Steering Wheel
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martx-5
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Terrific write-up Frank.
One thing I've noticed about the TR3 wheels over the years...the adjustable wheels <span style="font-weight: bold">always</span> seem to have major degradation of the bakelite rim, whereas the non-adjustable wheels rarely deteriorate except for an occasional crack. My non-adjustable wheel has one small crack, but is otherwise in perfect shape. My buddies TR3 adjustable wheel needed major surgery just as you outlined in your article. I guess the quality of the Bakelite in the two wheels was vastly different.
One thing I've noticed about the TR3 wheels over the years...the adjustable wheels <span style="font-weight: bold">always</span> seem to have major degradation of the bakelite rim, whereas the non-adjustable wheels rarely deteriorate except for an occasional crack. My non-adjustable wheel has one small crack, but is otherwise in perfect shape. My buddies TR3 adjustable wheel needed major surgery just as you outlined in your article. I guess the quality of the Bakelite in the two wheels was vastly different.
rlwhitetr3b
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I have one that looks just like your did when you started. I have thought of starting with it while I wait for power and heat in the garage.
Thanks! :thumbsup:
Thanks! :thumbsup: