Gearbox identified

Published: 02:07PM Jan 9th, 2012
By: Web Editor

The gearbox in pic 6 of June OBM’s Feedback is probably off a Wrigley Industrial three-wheel truck, as I have one with a Burman gearbox.

Gearbox identified

Some could have Albion gearboxes. They were made by Wessex Industries, Poole, Dorset. I also have a pyramid three-wheel truck made by the Excelsior Motor Co. This has an Albion three-speed, no reverse. The same gearbox was used on many prewar lightweight motorcycles. When Eric Walker of Excelsior died in the late 1950s, his sons tried to diversify by building three-wheel industrial trucks.

John Crockett
Somerset

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