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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1917
Page
7
Readers seek guidance on hard starting after cold and a carburetor drip. Experts explain tight bearings from recent overhaul, possible oil grade, and a carburetor valve leak. Also covered are battery charging with rectifiers, vibrator types, and the effect of one slippery wheel on traction.
Discussion of wheel slip and differential behavior when one wheel is off ground or on a slippery surface. Explains how the other wheel may turn in the opposite direction, the role of a differential lock, and notes on oxy acetylene welding for cracks. Provides general motorist guidance from Albert L. Clough column.
A Washington motorist article discusses antifreeze mixtures for cold days advising a mix of 15 percent alcohol, 15 percent glycerine, and 70 percent water as an ideal formulation. It warns against excessive alcohol and notes rubber hose safety and practical limits for freezing prevention.
Baltimore Ford dealers organize a Ford Dealers Association and seek equal prospect division among city dealers plus a fixed hourly service charge basis for garages. The plan aims to distribute prospects evenly across sections and standardize dealer support from Ford Motor Company.
New concerns emerged as Bonniwell resigned from Auburn Automobile Company Auburn Ind after two years as advertising and assistant sales manager R H Rawlings will head the Auburn retail rooms and Virginia distribution for Eline Motor Car Richmond Growth in auto industry continues with 32 incorporations in two weeks Packard Hudson Hudson employees changing positions show industry churn
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