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skapoor

2025-05-19, 09:23:12
I am looking for a carburettor for veteran Douglas motorcycle engine-13651. Could you please help me with this?

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2025-01-07, 19:16:39
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Air intake Amal carb 350cc Douglas

Started by douglas1947, 01 Mar 2021 at 15:23

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douglas1947

I have a 1930 350cc Douglas with original Amal carburettor, but only with the small Amal air intake, not the Douglas air bow. It is in summer no problem to ride the bike, but a lower temperature I have trouble with ice at manofolds and carb.
Can some help with this Douglas intake?
Or has someone a drawing?
I would be very happy for help or ideas.

Michael

Tazmantic

Hi one of my 250s has the bow intake I can take a pic for you and also try get some measurements if that would help?

douglas1947


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Tazmantic

#4
Sorry for the delay, the tube is approx 24mm OD

Nice looking bike

p.s for some reason the pics get distorted it is a 90 degree bend








Dave

Hi Tazmantic,

Please see this topic regarding distortion when photos are taken with a mobile phone in vertical orientation.

cheers, Dave

Tazmantic

Thanks Dave, my mistake I will remember for next time  :)

douglas1947

Hi Tazmantic,

thanks for the useful photos. I will think about to make a repro, best from brass or copper.

Has anyone an idea for the nut?

oily bloke

I made mine from 22mm copper pipe and nickel plated it. The fastener I made from brass and plated that too. I made the fastener as a knurled ring as it only needs to be finger tight. A couple of thousand miles in and no issues. My EW has an AMAL274 fitted.

Doug

I thought that by the time of the EW there were using a knurled ring. At least that is what is shown for the 600EW. The 600EW was a little fancier as it did use a cast aluminum bell mouth rather than flaring the end of the tube as done on the lightweight models. It makes it much easier to separate things for cleaning and plating! I did make a small batch of the knurled rings in stainless steel.





-Doug

douglas1947

Hi Doug,

interesting knurled rings of your production!

May be the rings have a bigger dia than, because I think Amal has 2 different dia for intake bellmouths on their carbs.
I will check the H3 carb dia. I think it is the small type (like 274/275 - the special Amal carb for Douglas T35 carb has the unusual big dia).

Michael

Doug

Michael,

The rings I made fit the B&B 123-5 body; they have a 1-3/16 x 26 thread. They are a little bigger that the thread on the AMAL (I think 74) fitted to my 1936 Aero.

-Doug

cardan

Hi Michael,

The 4/007  - as in your photo - is the carb listed by AMAL for the 1930 350.

Leon