Scrambler question

[jtw]

Hi , Im new to this ,hope Im in the right spot . I just started rebuilding a 1969 Scrambler 1100 and what fun! Most of what I have learned is from this great website,everyone seems very helpful . I am stuck on a couple things tho , I need to replace the large heavy spring that is in the Salsbury series 500 driven clutch and I am missing one of the brake springs ,it is about 15/16 OD 3/4 ID and 2 3/8 long. wire sze is .080. Any help with this would be greatly appreciated. If anyone would like to know where I have located bearings , seals, friction material anything else , feel free to email me and I would be glad to share . Thanks to all. JTW

[thebuggyman1]

Take a close look at this: http://www.6x6world.com/forums/other...bler-body.html
The Scrambler transmissions tended to be more troublesome, and lacked reverse. A few out there had an electric motor for reverse, but it really was only good for backing off a trailer or out of the garage.
Older MaxII's are pretty plentiful, and the t-20 transmission, 1 1/4" axles etc. would really improve the old scrambler.

[jtw]

Looks pretty complicated to me , but Im not as cleaver as some of you guys ! Im gonna try to restore the Scrambler to close to original as possible so Ill keep looking for the springs. Thanks for the reply JTW

[Bazooo guy]

Check this link and see if you can id the spring you need.

http://www.6x6world.com/forums/content/section/299-salsbury-torque-converter.html

Im sure someone has a used one sitting around....
I have a couple old clutches on a shelf for parts if you can id it.

[jtw]

The clutch spring I need is very similar to the last picture in the group you sent . I took some pictures of my clutch and springs , but havn't figured out how to send them. THANKS , Jim

[Bazooo guy]

Heres how you post your photos

http://www.6x6world.com/forums/6x6-world-website/1259-how-post-pictures.html

[Cirrus6]

Try Richard's Relics. Route 6x6 on the web. He has extensive parts inventory and will answer your questions. I have three Scramblers myself but they are all going to get extensive drive train modifications.

[jpswift1]

Unless you're looking to pay way too much for the Scrambler parts, don't deal with Richard Clark/Route6x6. Try posting a wanted ad here on 6x6World. I'm sure there will be someone out there with what you need because the Scrambler is a very common machine and there are lots of parts out there for them.