EW 350

[Andreas]

I forgot to attach the other fotos of the CW or SW and EW 350. Is it EW 350 and which year?

Andreas

[David Lawrence]

Hi Andreas,
Looks like an interesting project!
If you could either publish the frame and engine number it would be a great help for determing  the age, alternatively send me an email directly.
Dave

[Andreas]

Hi Dave,

I will have a look to the numbers and let you know. Do you believe the engine in the two fotos above is an EW 350? The timing cover looks different to them what I know.

Andreas

[Doug]

Andreas,

The engine in the first two pictures is a 350EW. It was fitted with the optional timing cover of an electric lighting model to mount a BTH pancake dynamo (11-o'clock position to the crankshaft). This and other portions have been machined away, presumably to adapt the engine to a role as a stationary power plant. This seems to be borne out by the non-original flywheel, and extension to the crankshaft on the timing side.

-Doug

[Andreas]

Hi Dave, hi Doug,

Meanwhile I am owner of the TS, which is a 25. Engine No is 71732, original frame No is disappeared. I have another frame with No 1.064 (?), seems to be the same as the original. Are you able to identify the numbers to the year 1925?

Andreas

[Doug]

Andreas,

From the identification tables found here:

Post:
https://www.douglasmotorcycles.net/index.php?topic=488.msg1451#msg1451
Identification table in post:
https://www.douglasmotorcycles.net/aa-files/html/identify-part1/veteran3.3.htm

You can see that engine #71732 date from 1924. The number ranges are not precise, and should be taken as an approximation.

-Doug

[Andreas]

Doug,

Thank you for your kind explanation.

Andreas