RE: SER1 Clayton heater

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Mike,

It also depends how original you want the heater to be.

The original Clayton had a Klaxon motor which can be recognised by the cast
steel casing with a rounded end and external brush housings. 

The modern replacement that I was shown uses a pressed steel motor similar
to the Smiths heater type. 

The Klaxon motor is more feeble than the later ones.

Nick. 



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Sent: 22 June 2005 02:47
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Subject: SER1 Clayton heater

Hi All
Can anyone out there in Landy Land give me some idea as to what a Clayton
heater for an 80" would be worth?
 
Cheers
Mike
NZ



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