Sanford and Son strike again SCOT blower

Very kool to see........................now can I rub yer belly ?...Littleman

 

and i was walking through this field in minnesota and stubbed my toe on a large shiny gold rock.........

 

Clark,

If you're up to Bristol for the Conn SRA swap meet at Lake Compounce, my son-in-law can take you over and show you the New Departure plant. It's just around the corner from his father's place and has a nice big parking lot that's perfect for trying out your new gears

Dennis

 

Sounds like we need to organize a trip to PA for some ***-kickin!

 

and i have trouble finding the AFTERMARKET parts that i need.

 

Congratulations on your find any other pictures of the blueprint

 

That blower is not a front mount, it's a side mount for an inline. The drive is offset to allow a shaft to drive forward to the pulley area. This would also explain the 90 degree mounts for the 97's.

The previous owner must have had ideas about putting it on a flathead though, since they scared up an intake. Doesn't the color and grime on the blower look different than the intake? Good luck finding the correct drive snout.

 

I will be Vice President of the Club.
Lucky Cork Socker.

 

can't picture what you are describing but I found a pic of a crossely mount for a scott blower and it looks nothing like the same

 

wow Clark, like Wow! Do you realize how insane that would be mounted on the front of a motor? Anyone who knows what it is would **** their britches. If it was mine I would try to front-mount it. Im not very smart and probably wouldnt be able to get it to work, so thats why god gave it to you and not me. haha.

 

Very kool !!!

 

We figured out most of how it works. I'm missing the plate that mounts it to the motor. I have the part that goes onto the crank. It has a pulley that attaches to it and sticks through the case to run the water pumps. I'll get a pic of it all together later.
Clark

 

You lucky *******

 

Here's the pics...I wish I had a flathead to mock it up on but I don't. The SBC will have to do for know. This is how we figure it mounts. The bottom hole lines up with the crank.

The pic of the gear I'm holdin is the gear that goes on the crank. I can't get it through the case right now. the seal is a little hard and I didn't want to force it.

Kevin...your idea of it being universal is good but it would have to be a motor that the water pump doesn't interfere. As you can see you would have to run a remote pump on the sbc.
Clark

 

Larry was right, you DO ****!!! I'm joining his club

 

Great History Lesson Today! Thanks

 

Homo, now get a dam job to pay for all this ****

 

That would look really cool with some of those chrome Skull 'ratrod' air cleaner thingys on the carbs.
Haha.

Nice score, Clark.

Anxious to see what ya do with it.

 

My sincerest apologies to Clark for screwing up his post. I accidentally killed the pics...