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Typed report on the performance and condition of a car chassis, detailing various mechanical observations and mileage.


Identifier  ExFiles\Box 77\3\  scan0096
Date  28th January 1920
  
[Header Top Left] R.R. 235 A (100 T) (S.F 846 6-8-19) G. {Mr Griffiths - Chief Accountant / Mr Gnapp} 2460
[Header Top Center, Handwritten] X.3751
[Header Top Center, Handwritten] X3743-2EX. Chassis

Contd. -2-

and back. Car still running very well.

X.3751. Wednesday 28th. This morning on starting up from cold a slight piston knock was noticed when disappeared so quicly I did mot have time to locate it.

[Handwritten annotation: X3441] The ball joints of cross steering tube are just beginning to [Handwritten annotation: X3461] shew signs of wear, also those of the shock absorbers. [Handwritten annotation: X3323 & 3425] Both foot and hand brakes are very good, though while the foot brake is very silent in action the hand brake is not so quiet and makes rather a harsh noise.

[Handwritten annotation: X3612] The noise from rear axle is neither better nor worse and the [Handwritten annotation: X.3532] axle is still retaining oil alright.

[Handwritten annotation: X3727] The radiator is still quite good and shows no signs of aleak.

[Handwritten annotation: X.3538] The power pressure pump is very good.

[Handwritten annotation: X3462] The starter motor has not given the slightest trouble and always starts up the engine from cold quite easily.

[Handwritten annotation: 1163] The diagram [Handwritten correction: diaphragm] of the Klaxon is now badly split and requires renoewing.

The mileage for the week is 607 making the total (since leaving works) 2203.

Petrol consumption for thew week 265 litres.

[Handwritten annotation, bottom left] 1163 G

T.H. Maddocks.
  
  
From the Rolls-Royce experimental archive: a quarter of a million communications from Rolls-Royce, 1906 to 1960's. Documents from the Sir Henry Royce Memorial Foundation (SHRMF).


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