59 Electric start pan

[HogMike]

I tried to post pics of one of the guys 59 pan with electric start, but.................
It's a JPEG file and I don't know how to convert it to JPG file to get it to load........any suggestions???

[CraigArizona85248]

JPEG and JPG are the same format. Are you getting an error when you try to attach?

[HogMike]

Yes

[HogMike]

I keep getting this message:

59 harley left (Small) - Copy.jpeg.
You cannot upload that type of file. The only allowed extensions are gif,jpg,mpg,pdf,png,txt, mt8, mt7,slk,tbw,tbl,drf,xls,classes,pvt,stk, DM3, csv, xlsm, pvm,url,DT0, dxf.

TIA

[rigidthumper]

Try opening in Paint (in accessories on Windows) , then save as xxx.jpg

[HogMike]

Trying again.........
Sheesh

[HogMike]

One more

[CraigArizona85248]

Cool setup. Who makes it?

[HogMike]

I'm not sure, I'll ask next time I see him.

[fourthgear]

  I think that set up has been around a while , don't remember the name brand .
  Is this it ? http://techcycle.com/product/panhead-electric-start-kit/

[Brrrap]

 

[HogMike]

  I think that set up has been around a while , don't remember the name brand .
  Is this it ? http://techcycle.com/product/panhead-electric-start-kit/

Yeah, that looks like his.

[tankshift]

Do not mean to hijack the thread. This is what I put on my 1964 DuoGlide. Very happy with it.
http://4speedelectricstart.com/reviews.html

[kd]

I machined the ridge profile for the tin inner primary off a 56 left side case and installed a 65 to 69 aluminum electric start inner. The crankcase mounting holes are the same so no mod required there. You have to use the later transmission case to bolt up to the primary and a 65 to 69 mainshaft for proper clutch hub alignment. It was a flawless setup and worth the time doing.