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Helsinki - Helsingfors Hakasalmenk.S Hagasundsg Toukokuussa — Maj © o HelsinKi - Helsingfors Hakasalmenk.s Hagasundsg. Puh. 5612, Cc 22 747, Cc 23 408 Tel. Sähköos.: — Telegr.adr.: „SÖRUM" LISÄYS tämän vuoden Auto-osista, -tarvikkeista sekä työvälineistä TILLÄGG till årets över Automobildelar, -tillbehör samt verktyg Myyntiehdot KUVASTON Sivu 2 mukaan. Hinnat tavanmukaisella alennuksella. Försälj ningsvillkor Enligt sida 2 i KATALOGEN. Prisen förstå sig med vanlig rabatt. 91 Jarruhihna „MultibestOS" Bromsband Yli 60°/oAmerikan suurimmista autotehtailijoista käyttävät MULTI- BESTOS tuotteita valmistamiinsa vaunuihin, m. m. Henkilövaunut. — Personvagnar. Chandler, Cleveland, Dodge, Hupmobile, Locomobile, Maxwell, Packard, Pierce-Arrow, Studebaker, Velie, y. m. Kuormavaunut. — Lastvagnar. Brockway, Dodge, Ford, Garford, General Motor, National, Pac- kard, Reo, Stewart, Studebaker. Moottoripyörät. — Motorcyklar. Excelsior, Harley Davidson. Eurooppalaisista autoista ovat m. m. kaikki Fiat vaunut varustetut Multibestos jarruhihnalla Över 60% av de största amerikanska automobilfabrikanterna använda „Multibestos" tillverknin- gar, bland andra till ovannämnda vagnar. Av europeiska automobiler äro bl. a. alla Fiat vagnar försedda med Multibestos bromsband. 5 5 _ 3 N:o 7111. 1 V8"x /32" m. 38: N:o 7132. 1 / B "x /i6" m. 60:— N:o 7150. 2VV x 5 m. 70- — 3 5 /-32" 3 — „ „ „ „ 1 „ „ 7116. lV4"x 40:- 7136. /4"x /32" 55:— „ 7151. x /i6" „ 75: 3 — 3 — „ 7117. „ x /i6" „ 45: „ 7137. „ „ x /ie" 60:— „ 7152. „ x'k" .100: " — 5 „ „ . 60:— „ „ — 7118. xV4" 7138. 4 „ „ „ xV 75: 7153. x /ie" „ 120: 7 5 5 — „ 1 „ , 1 „ 7125. 45:— 7141. s"x 32" 65:— „ 7155. 2 V2"x „ 78: 6" /32" 3 " — „ 7126. „ x 5/32" „ „ 7142. „ /1 „ 68:— 48:— x 3 „ 7156. „ x /i 6 „ 82: 3 " — „ „ „ „ „ 7127. x i6" 52:— 7146. 2" x „ „ 5/32" 65:— 7157. xV4 , 130: " " 3 — . 7128. xV4 „ 68:— . 7147. „ x /i 6 „ 68: 5 5 l /*" — „ 7131. 1 /8"x 32" „ 55:— „ 7148. „ x „ 88: Jarruhihna "MllltibestOS Taxitrux" Bromsband (Ainoastaan raskaita kuorma-autoja, pusseja ja vuokra- autoja varten! Endast för tunga lastbilar, bussar och hyresbilar!) " N:o 7230. 2" x 3 /i 6 m. 150: — — „ „ 7231. x W „ 200: 1 " 3 — 7235. 2 / 4 x /i6" „ 170: 1 7236. „ x U" „ 220: 3 7240. 2 Va" X /i6" „ 180: 1 7241. „ x /4" . 250: 3 1 — 7246. 2 /4" X /V „ 270: — 7251. 3" x „ „ 280: 6 - 7262. 3 Va" X /i6" „ 400: . 7272. 4" x „ 450:- 3 — 7278. 4 V*" X /s" „ 570: 92 Jarruhihnaa. — Bromsband. Allamainitut vaunut käyttävät seuraavia mittoja. — Nedannämnda vagnar använda följande dimensioner. Auburn 2 x 5 /32 Kissel Kar 2 x 3/i6 Brockway Malli—Modell E 2Vix 5 /32&2V2X 5/32 Lincoln 2V2 x 3/i6 & 3x Vi Buick 4 Cyl. 1924 1 3/4/ 4 xX 3 /i6/l6& 1 3 /8/8 xX 3/l6/i 6 Locomobile 3 x 3/i6 &2V2 x 3/i6 5 5 3 & 3 6 „ 2 X 3/16 & 1 /8 X /32 Maxwell. 1924 1 */a x /i6 2 x /ie Standard 6 13A x 3/ie & 1 3/s x 3/ie 1925 .1 3/4 x 3/i6 & 2 x 3/i6 Master 6 2 x 3 /ie & 1 5/s x 5/32 Moon 1 Va x 3/i6 Cadillac 2 1/2 x 3/i6 &2Vi x 3/ie Nash 1924 2V2 x 5/32&3V2 x 3 i6 3 & 3 B 5 5 & 3 Chandler 1925 2 x /ie 1 /4 x /aa . 1925 Big Six 2 x /32 &2Va x /32 3V2x /ie 5 5 Six 5 &2V2 3 Chevrolet IVa x /32 &IVi x /32 , Light 2 x /32 x /i6 7 5 Kuormav. — Lastvagn 1 3/4 x 5/32 Oakland 1 /s x /32 &2V2 x 3/i6 5 5 7 5 Chrysler IV2 x 3/ib & 2 1 /4 x 3/i 6 Olsmobile 1923 1 /8 X /32 & 1 /8 X /32 Cleveland 1 3/4 x 5/32 & 2 x 5 /32 1924 2 X 3/i6 &IV2 X 5/32 Dodge 1 3/4 x 3/i6 &2V4 x 3/i6 1925 2 X 3/ie & 1 3/4 X V32 Durant 1921—24 2 x 5/32 & 1 3/4 x 5/32 Överland 4 Cyl. IVa X 5/ 32 &IV* X 5/32 p y örä J'arr 5 & 3 5 & 5 7 & 3 - /4 /32 I „ 1 /s 5/32 2 /i6 1924 -25 Us 2 X /32 13/4l X V2 X /32 6 X X » Hjuls broms. Elcar 2 X 5 /32 Packard 2 X V* & 2 V2X V4 Paige 2 s/« Essex IVa x 3/i6 & 1 3/4 x 3/i6 X 2 3/i6 Excelsior M/p., m/c. IV4 X 3/i6 &IVa x 3/i6 Pierce-Arrow X 3 Fiat 510 2 x i/4x 1 5/s xV4 Reo 2 Va X /ie 5 3 Republic, Kuormav., Lastv. 20 3/i6 3/i6 501 1 3/8 X 3/16 & 1 /8 X /l6 3Va X &4Va X 19 3 3/ie Ford 1 i '8 X 5/32 2Va X /i6 &2V4 X Rolls-Royce 2 V4 & 1 s/4 3/ie malli — modell 5/33 & 1 25/32 V32 X x „ Uusi Nya IVs x x 1 5/8 5/32 &1 % 5/32 Graham Kuormav. ~ Lastvagn 2 Vt x 3/i6 Scripps-Booth X X Star (Rugby) IVa 5/32 &IVi 5/32 Gray 1 V4X 5/33 X X Big & Special 2Va 3/ie & 3/i6 Harley-Davidson M/p.—M/C. 1 V4x V 4 1 X V32 Studebakei 6 x 3 X Standard 6 3 'is & 2 3/ie Hudson 2 Va x 33/ie/i6 21/4 X X etupyöräjarrut _. „ _ , , fkaikki „ 2 3/i6 & 1 3/i 2 3 &2Va 3/l6 Hupmobile x x V32 (alla framhjulsbromsar X /16 X Indian Scout m/p. — m/c. 1 x 1/s Stutz 2 X 3/ie &2Va X 3 /ie 5 5 5 Chief „ IV4 x /32 Willys-Knight 1922-24 1 /8 X 5/ 33 &IVs X /32 — 3 5 5 Prince . 1 x Vs malli mod. 65 2 X /i6 & 1 /8 X /33 Jewett 1 3 /4 X 3/l6 93 „Multibestos" Kytkinhihnoja. — Transmissionsband. FORDIA varten. — För FORD. (Täydell. sarjoissa niitteineen. — Kompl. satser med nitar.) »Multibestos Norfolk". (Kyllästetty kudos. Impregnerad vävnad.) N:o 7400. Ford (vanhaa mallia varten — gammal modell) sarja - sts. 35: — — — „ 7401. „ 1926 mallia modell „ 42: «Multibestos N:o 229." (Erittäin hyvä kudos. — Extra prima vävnad.) N:o 7415. Ford (vanhaa mallia varten — gammal modell) sarja-sts. 70: — 7416. „ 1926 mallia modell „ 75: „Multibestos No Wire." (Asbestia. — Asbest.) N:o 7420. Ford (vanhaa mallia varten — gammal modell) sarja - sts. 70: — „ 7422. „ 1926 mallia modell 75:- „Multibestos" Kuitu-kytkinhihnoja. — Fiber transmissionsband. ,ior . _- vt Ford kuormavaunua vanhaa mallia varten , N:o 7435. sarja - sts. 150 För Ford lastvagn gammal modell 94 „Multibestos" Lamellipintoja. — Lamellbelägg. N:o 7450. Reo 1919—26, 6VsXSVs X Vs kpl.-st. 20: — 1 5 26: — 7452. Willys-Knight 4, Överland 6, 7x5 4X 32 „ 5 3 — „ 28: 7453. Cadillac 1918—26, 7 /s X 5 /4 X%4 „ 7 — 7454. Chrysler 1924—25, „ x5 /sx „ „ 26: 5 — „ 2 „ 7455. Buick 1918—25, „ x x /s 26: 7 7 — 7461. Överland 4, 1920—25, 7 /s X 5 /i 6 XVs ■ 28: n — 7464. Packard 6, 1915—23, Bx6x /64 „ 30: x 5 — Pierce-Arrow, 8 X 6 X , „ 7466. V-t /a /sa 30: 5 n — „ 7470. Durant, 8 /s x 6 /i6XVs * 20: 7 6 — Oakland, 1924—26, 8 „ „ 7472. /sxsVaX /32 26: 3 — „ 7476. Dodge 9x6 /4X0,i20 „ 30: 5 3 — 7478. Hupmobile, 1918—23, 9 /sX 7 /sxVB , 35: 5 — 7483. Studebaker Standard 6, 1925—26, 10 x7Va X /s2 „ 43: & — 7488. Studebaker Special Big 6, 1925—26 „ 60: 7494. Maxvell 1919—23 kytkinhihna — konband 11 3 3 3 - 37 /16X36 /32-Xl /4X /l6 „ 75: Amer. ensil. niittejä. — I:ma amer. nit. 2905—6. 2907—11. 2912—13. N:o 2905. N:o 2907. N:o 2909. No 2912. 6" 9 5 " 3 Mess. x - 5 Samoin x >"- Alum. 4"x /s'\ /64" /ib". Mess. ontto rör 9/64" x /ie". P;° "A o 9/6 5/i6" 11:—°/o lA" 18:-% JL»¥l'Z V*" 18: -> 5 5 3 - n :_: /i6"20:-,, /s" 13: „ /H>"2o:- 30 3 7 3 7 21: —~ —„ /s" 21:—,, 14:— „ /s" /i6"33: /i6" l - - 36: „ '/ie" 22: „ frT Va" 15:—,, %" 41:—,, N:o 2913. N:o 2908. - 3 N:o 2906. N:o 2910. Sam. D:o /i 6 "x '\-i" - 3 9 - 9 7 ". 3 3 Samoin D:o /64"x /8". Samoin D:o /64" x /i 6 V*" 22:—% Mess. /i6"x /8". 3 27:—% V*" 21:—% K 24: -„ 3 " /8 5 23:—% — /i6" 23: , N:o 2911. V 27:-,, — 3 " 27: - — / 24:— „ 3 Va" 8 Samoin D:o /ie"xVa". V 32: » 7 — %" 33:-,, /ie" 25: „ V2" 42:—% N:o 2894. Sähköporakone jarruhihnaa varten. — Elektr. bromsbandsborr- - — maskin , 120 v kpl. st. 4,000: — — „ 2897. Niittauskone, poljettava. Nitmaskin, trampas med fot „ 1,200: Niittauspihtejä. — — „ 2900. Nittänger „ 170: 95 Mc Quay Norris Amer. Mäntiä — Kannor. 9040, — " Cadillac > kaikki-alla, 1917—25 100: — „ 9260. Oakland 54 B, 1925 95: — Mc Quay Norris>ännät ovat sekä aineeltaan etta „ 9270. Oldsmobile 30, 1924 100: fysikaallisiin nähden täydellisesti alku- ominaisuuksiin n 9272. Oldsmobile 30 1925 100: peräisiä vastaavia. 9280. Överland 4, 1923—25 85: — Mc Quay Norris mannat ovat vahvoja, nopeasti lam- - — . .. H ,J\ . .„ .„ „ 9340. Star (Rugby)' kaikki alla 105: poä johtavia ja kestäviä. v to J — Mc Quay Norris kannorna aro exakta fabriksduplikat » 9350. Studebaker Standard 6, 1925 140: — såväl till material som fysiska egenskaper.
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