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Title: Leaf Springs
Post by: Scotty on 30 Mar 21, 10:36 pm
Based on a previous postings regarding where to source leaf springs in the U.K., I made contact with the owner of Midland Motor Springs.
I have been advised that they are willing and able to manufacture springs to any specifications required however they are moving premises and will be up and running by the middle of April.
They will however be retaining the same contact number and/or can be contacted via there website.

Scotty
Title: Re: Leaf Springs
Post by: Clive H on 31 Mar 21, 11:12 pm
I too have spoken to Midland Road Springs, however they did not really know what the spring was and asked for a drawing, can someone who has purchased springs from them provide a job number so as to make ordering a lot easier.

I have also spoken to Rossendale Road Springs who can make them to imperial measurements and require a sketch/drawing so what size hole is in the eyelet?

Clive
Title: Re: Leaf Springs
Post by: StefanN on 01 Apr 21, 02:07 pm
Details are in this post: http://www.cyclekartsgb.com/where-to-get-stuff/leaf-springs-eternal/

I ordered:
www.midlandmotorsprings.com £100+vat for a pair of springs with bushes (560mm centres, 5mm thick, 38mm wide, 80mm camber)

No job number at Midland Motor Springs but invoice number was 42751  (3/12/2018).  Pretty certain the contact was called Roger.

Title: Re: Leaf Springs
Post by: Chris L on 01 Apr 21, 08:18 pm
Scotty, Clive . if it helps to get a better price with a larger order , i am happy to purchase a set also.

Regards, Chris L
Title: Re: Leaf Springs
Post by: Clive H on 01 Apr 21, 10:19 pm
Thanks Stefan for the info, can you remember the  eyelet size for fixing to the chassis as I also want to send an enquiry to Rossendale Road Springs as well as Midland Motor Spring and get an uptodate price.

Chris, I will ask the question from both firms and will post information back here once I get it, but I do need to send them a sketch before they will quote.

Regards
Clive
Title: Re: Leaf Springs
Post by: StefanN on 01 Apr 21, 10:40 pm
I didn’t specify the eyelet but the hole in the bush in the eyelet was spec’ed at 12mm (they actually made them 1/2” which was frustrating - so worth being extra clear about that)

Btw, I asked Jones-springs for a price and they quoted £70 per leaf!
Title: Re: Leaf Springs
Post by: Scotty on 06 Apr 21, 11:54 am
As Clive H is willing to undertake the task to make suitable enquiries as to costs from both suppliers, I am quite prepared to leave it with him, after all too many people making numerous enquiries only muddies the waters.
Title: Re: Leaf Springs
Post by: jim on 06 Apr 21, 06:43 pm
My springs are slightly different but seem to work well. They are 20" eye to eye and the eyes are 3/4 id. 1.5" wide 3/16 thick. The axle mounting hole is 5/16" diameter and set forward 9"-11"
Title: Re: Leaf Springs
Post by: Scotty on 06 Apr 21, 09:37 pm
Jim, quick question, where did you get your leaf springs from, you omitted to say.

Regards

Scotty
Title: Re: Leaf Springs
Post by: jim on 06 Apr 21, 09:40 pm
They came from midland road springs and I think had a 2 1/2 drop from the middle of the eye.
Title: Re: Leaf Springs
Post by: Scotty on 06 Apr 21, 10:03 pm
Thanks for the info Jim, I take it that we are talking about the same place, ( Midland Springs ). If that is the case perhaps Clive H could reference your purchase when he makes contact again with Midland Springs. Team effort etc, yes.

Regards

Scotty
Title: Re: Leaf Springs
Post by: Clive H on 06 Apr 21, 10:41 pm
Just to clarify, how many leafs are there, one or two ? Would help if someone could post a picture of their springs from Midland Motor Springs.

Then I can produce a sketch and send off for quotes.

Clive H
Title: Re: Leaf Springs
Post by: jim on 07 Apr 21, 06:52 am
Mine are just single leafs and I am happy for you to mention me when you get in contact with midland road springs.
Title: Re: Leaf Springs
Post by: Scotty on 09 Apr 21, 10:15 pm
Just catching up on the subject of The leaf springs and I note that you ( Clive H ) and myself, are NOT talking about the same suppliers. StefanN and I are talking about a Company called Midland Motor Springs of Nottingham. You, like Jim, would appear to have made contact with a different business namely Midland Road Springs of Sutton Coldfield.
Perhaps this is the reason why Midland Road Springs know nothing about StefanN’s order?

Regards

Scotty
Title: Re: Leaf Springs
Post by: jim on 10 Apr 21, 07:08 am
It could have been midland motor springs that I used. It was a while ago but I think they were Nottingham based.
Title: Re: Leaf Springs
Post by: jim on 10 Apr 21, 07:18 am
Roger Pritchett was the contact name I used on the e-mythers
Title: Re: Leaf Springs
Post by: Scotty on 14 Apr 21, 11:42 pm
Gents, just revisiting my parts list and purchasing and build schedule.
Other than the details as supplied StefanN ( see posting of 1st April 2021 ) I would speculate that no drawings of the leaf springs in question are available however Midland Motor Springs should be able to provide said information via their Invoice No 42751. and with this information come up with a price plus supply date line.
I only bring this up as I would not like to see any build being stalled due to a supply chain/parts issue.
Should anyone have a drawing perhaps they could pass this on to Chris H as it would help with his attempt to secure these leaf springs which appear to be a build chock point issue, unless other members can provide details of other known suppliers?

Regards

Scotty
Title: Re: Leaf Springs
Post by: StefanN on 15 Apr 21, 07:01 am
I’m out all day but will do a drawing later if no one else has provided one.
Title: Re: Leaf Springs
Post by: Scotty on 15 Apr 21, 09:17 am
You are a gent, very few left and should be preserved (usually in whiskey but I’m not averse to other “strong” liqueur 🤪)
Thank you once again for stepping into the breach.

Regards

Scotty
Title: Re: Leaf Springs
Post by: StefanN on 15 Apr 21, 08:47 pm
Here's a drawing of a semi-elliptical spring.  It's not the only correct option but if it helps nail one thing down for you then great.  The camber will relate to the design of your chassis rails and whether the springs are under the rails (what most people do) or to the side of the rails like on my Bugatti.   You might also want to think about whether your spring will sit on top of or hang below your axle.  In short, there's lots to think about but now at least you have a sketch with the dimensions on.

Title: Re: Leaf Springs
Post by: Clive H on 15 Apr 21, 10:37 pm
Hi All,
I have now got quotes back from Midland Motor Springs at £50 each plus carriage plus vat

Rossendale Road Springs at £80 each plus carriage plus vat.

Midlands lead time is approx 4 weeks may be a bit longer as they are moving premises.


Title: Re: Leaf Springs
Post by: Clive H on 15 Apr 21, 10:39 pm
Drawing
Title: Re: Leaf Springs
Post by: Clive H on 15 Apr 21, 10:48 pm
How do I post a pdf image as I have done a drawing for the leaf spring? I tried clicking on the add attachment but it just posted without letting pick the image.
Title: Re: Leaf Springs
Post by: StefanN on 15 Apr 21, 11:07 pm
How do I post a pdf image as I have done a drawing for the leaf spring? I tried clicking on the add attachment but it just posted without letting pick the image.
http://www.cyclekartsgb.com/announcements/how-to-add-images-to-a-post/
Message me direct if you still have a problem posting a pdf
Title: Re: Leaf Springs
Post by: 1958Rocker on 13 Jun 21, 01:45 pm
Hi all, just reading the comments about The suppliers using the Midland name. From a Motor Trade point of view, the Nottingham company are well known around East Anglia and North London. Companies I’ve worked for have used them for bolts, clamps etc and springs from cars to large HGV’s and they’ve always been very helpful while also being very competitive on their prices. Only my own experience and always open to new suppliers.
Regards Simon
Title: Re: Leaf Springs - roll up, roll up
Post by: StefanN on 01 Jul 21, 04:56 pm
Hi,

Is anyone interested in leaf springs:
single leaf semi-elliptical springs
560mm centres
5mm (3/16") thick
38mm (1.5”)  wide
80mm camber
12mm (not 0.5”) bushes in the eyes

I've got a quote of £108 per pair incl VAT if we order 10 pairs.  5 - possibly 6 pairs are accounted for, so are there 4/5 more people who want to join in?   Shipping isn't included so I can arrange to have them at cyclekart events but other than that, shipping costs would be extra.   We can of course order more than 10 pairs if wanted.
Title: Re: Leaf Springs
Post by: Chris L on 01 Jul 21, 05:18 pm
Hi Stefan, If you haven't already got me down, I will take a set  ;D

Cheers,  Chris L
Title: Re: Leaf Springs
Post by: Chris Brown on 01 Jul 21, 09:18 pm
Put me down for a pair, I'll need them for the Renault.
Title: Re: Leaf Springs
Post by: Clive H on 02 Jul 21, 01:49 pm
Hi Stefan,
I have just got my springs, they can know produce them as the furnace is up and running.
Clive
Title: Re: Leaf Springs
Post by: synthpunk on 06 Jul 21, 11:36 pm
Hello!
Cor blimey, take yer eye off the forum for a wee bit and nearly miss all the fun- put me down for pair please!
Cheers,
Rich
Title: Re: Leaf Springs
Post by: SteveP on 22 Jul 21, 10:13 am
Hi Stefan,
I visited Castle Combe yesterday and saw cyclekarting for the first time.
Am hooked after talking to the guys who were all very friendly and informative and have decided to do a build.
I guess getting a set of springs is a good start - so please put me down for a pair if not too late.
Steve P
Title: Re: Leaf Springs
Post by: StefanN on 28 Jul 21, 08:46 pm
The original 5/6 I thought were needed may not be now.  But so far I think the following people have asked for a pair:

Steve P
Chris L
Chris B
Rich G
Graham H

Anyone else?   I'll follow up about the 5/6 and then contact Midland Motor Springs to place the order and hope they'll do the same price.
Title: Re: Leaf Springs
Post by: David F-R on 05 Feb 22, 12:10 pm
Just picking this thread up as a newbie. Springs seem to be the 'hard to find' item - I think I have sources for most other bits though will need to check periodically.
From what I've gleaned - I contact Midland Motor Springs, whisper 'invoice 42751' and they'll know what I'm talking about and expect £110 to £120 for a pair.
Have I got this right?
Title: Re: Leaf Springs
Post by: Scotty on 05 Feb 22, 04:14 pm
My I suggest an alternative supplier you could make contact with, this being Jones Springs. Rhys and myself bought 2 sets of springs which cost £115.00 per pair.
The sizes were as detailed below and if you need any further info about them the man to ask would be Rhys as he has a noise for finding suppliers.
Once again, I would suggest this parts issue has identified the possible need to create a club parts supplier list.
By this I mean that the membership can consult said list when looking for parts rather than openly posting requests for help. I think it would save a lot of time and help everyone.

Springs:-

Width.              35 mm

Thickness.          5 mm

Eye to eye.      590 mm. (Straight line)

Along length    660 mm

Arch.               100 mm

Comes with bronze bushings to take M10 bolts.


Regards

Scotty
Title: Re: Leaf Springs
Post by: StefanN on 05 Feb 22, 06:47 pm
Latest set of springs ordered from Midland Motor Springs were much more expensive.
Title: Re: Leaf Springs
Post by: synthpunk on 06 Feb 22, 03:23 pm
Just to say I’m still up for a pair of new springs from somewhere or other…
Iwonder wether it might be worth an email to Gemini to try and get them interested in buying a load to go along with the rest of their CK parts?
Title: Re: Leaf Springs
Post by: Chris Brown on 06 Feb 22, 03:27 pm
I'm still interested in a pair too.
Title: Re: Leaf Springs
Post by: Graham Hill on 06 Feb 22, 03:49 pm
Just to say I’m still up for a pair of new springs from somewhere or other…
Iwonder wether it might be worth an email to Gemini to try and get them interested in buying a load to go along with the rest of their CK parts?

[I did approach Gemini a couple of years ago but they were unable to secure sufficient discount to make it worthwhile.]
Title: Re: Leaf Springs
Post by: RhysN on 06 Feb 22, 03:52 pm
Jones springs are happy to make pairs at a time, no price break for multiple sets.01215687575
Title: Re: Leaf Springs
Post by: David F-R on 06 Feb 22, 05:51 pm
Jones springs are happy to make pairs at a time, no price break for multiple sets.01215687575
I'm wanting a pair so I'll give them a ring.
I've seen different cambers shown in different places - 100mm recently.
I guess I'll have to do a full size drawing to check.
Title: Re: Leaf Springs
Post by: StefanN on 06 Feb 22, 08:26 pm
Just to confirm, because the price with Midland Motor Springs went up so much and the discount for multiple sets was marginal, I'm not pursuing that any more.  Sounds like Jones might be the best bet at the moment and we all keep a look out for someone who might be able to source or make them cheaper.
Title: Re: Leaf Springs
Post by: David F-R on 06 Feb 22, 11:46 pm
Just to confirm, because the price with Midland Motor Springs went up so much and the discount for multiple sets was marginal, I'm not pursuing that any more.  Sounds like Jones might be the best bet at the moment and we all keep a look out for someone who might be able to source or make them cheaper.
Thanks, Stefan. I'll give the a call tomorrow and repost back.
Title: Re: Leaf Springs
Post by: David F-R on 09 Mar 22, 12:45 pm
I've just returned from Owen Springs, Rotherham.
Prices for springs from 1 1/2" x 3/16" (it's all imperial size steel), 570mm span, 80mm camber -
EACH -unbushed (3/4" eye) £68, bushed for 1/2" £88  - based on 2 springs (one pair).

And one for the committee to consider -
Based on 20 springs (10 pair) unbushed £51, bushed £61.60 each
plus vat and carriage if needed.

It appears that material costs have risen sharply over the past 12 months in addition to processing cost (gas for heat treatment?).

I shall get a current price from Jones Springs before placing an order.
Title: Re: Leaf Springs
Post by: Tinworm on 09 Mar 22, 12:59 pm
good info, David. thanks

I am going to be looking at springs, but I am after quarter elliptics. Steve Vinson says they are generally 1.25"x24" - but yet to find out from him how thick they should be.

Does anyone else know the thickness of 1/4 elliptics?
Title: Re: Leaf Springs
Post by: Mark Underdown on 09 Mar 22, 06:58 pm
My 1/4 elliptics are 1.5" x 3/16" thick, I have no idea if this is any good as I have not raced the cycle Kart yet.
Title: Re: Leaf Springs
Post by: Tinworm on 09 Mar 22, 07:27 pm
My 1/4 elliptics are 1.5" x 3/16" thick, I have no idea if this is any good as I have not raced the cycle Kart yet.

Thanks. Have you tried jumping up and down in your kart?
Title: Re: Leaf Springs
Post by: Mark Underdown on 09 Mar 22, 08:01 pm
I haven't tried jumping on it yet, the springs where heat treated today so I should get them back on the weekend when I will find out how strong or weak they are.
Title: Re: Leaf Springs
Post by: David F-R on 10 Mar 22, 01:09 pm
I've just spoken to Kevin at Jones Springs.
Quote for 1.5" x 3/16", 570mm span, 80mm camber, 20mm eyes unbushed - £65 plus carriage and vat.

I shall be ordering from Owen springs. I can collect (12 mins by car) so they'll work out cheaper.
Title: Re: Leaf Springs
Post by: Andy_B on 10 Mar 22, 03:08 pm
I spoke to Kevin earlier in the week - helpful chap, this is very reasonable
Title: Re: Leaf Springs
Post by: MartinMartin on 11 Mar 22, 01:39 pm
Hi chaps

I'd be up for a pair of spring with bushes. However, not in any immediate rush as I won't starting on my cart till the autumn. But happy to go with an order sooner to make up numbers.

Thanks very much.

Martin
Title: Re: Leaf Springs
Post by: Scotty on 26 Mar 22, 11:43 am
Gents,

I have been following the progress on/for sourcings sets of springs with interest, having bought a set from Jones Springs last year. However I have recently found a company who supply springs for trailers which look very interesting ( £14.26 EACH )
Now for someone who lives North of the Wall, THIS IS VERY INTERESTING!!!!!
I will attach a link below but what really draw my attention to these beauties is there dimensions being 50mm wide and perfect for the chassis steel of 75 X 50. I know they only have 1 eyelet fitting but this might be a bonus.
Anyway I thought I would put it out there and when I get a set I will let you know what they are like. One more point by the way, you can order up “U Bolts” & retaining plates to fit, no need to “mix and match”.
The springs are “Towflex” so may be sourced from other places in the U.K.

Link.   https://autoandtrailer.com/2-leaf-trailer-springs

Regards

Scotty
Title: Re: Leaf Springs
Post by: synthpunk on 26 Mar 22, 01:04 pm
Might be about 15mm too wide, and far too stiff with the second leaf. It’s rated at 550kg, so 1100 for a pair, so maybe a factor of 10 too much… I’d be surprised if there’s anything even near 100kg on the front end of my kart, even fully loaded with my gangly self. If you can split that second lower leaf off, and then trim the remaining single down to width with an angle grinder in a jig then it may well work.

Title: Re: Leaf Springs
Post by: Scotty on 26 Mar 22, 03:50 pm
Synthpunk,

Take on board what you say about the weight rating but it was my intention to reduce it from 2 to 1 leaf.
As for the width, when you use the Jones Springs you need packers welding to the frame rails whereas these may only need a washer either side.
Anyway it’s an option for anyone on a budget after all you would be saving £80 + with a little extra work to fit.

Regards

Scotty

Title: Re: Leaf Springs
Post by: BLZeebub on 08 Apr 22, 05:21 pm
Would I be correct you're talikng about a transverse semi elliptic spring?
 Has anyone utilised linear 1/4 elliptic springs?
Title: Re: Leaf Springs
Post by: Moogie38 (Noel) on 05 Aug 22, 05:35 pm
If someone is getting springs made this might be of help.
Sizes are the same as Stefans dawing.
Title: Re: Leaf Springs
Post by: JohnV on 07 Sep 22, 12:01 pm
Many thanks for the drawing, most appreciated

I am based in the Netherlands and so far its hard to find a local supplier. are the suppliers mention in the feed still relevant or is there more up to date info?

Cheers
John
Title: Re: Leaf Springs
Post by: Ian L on 01 Feb 23, 08:56 pm
Evening,

Just circling back on this topic.

I had a reply from the pony cart company, their spring supplier can make the leaf springs we desire.

However the cost is excessive £280 plus.

Has anyone found a leaf spring source at a good price?

I have contacted Jones springs, others may havre been down this route before, will post the result when I know.

Ian L
Title: Re: Leaf Springs
Post by: uncantim on 03 Feb 23, 02:51 pm
I got my springs from Jones Spring just after Christmas but they weren't as expensive as those Ian.  They were £170 inc Vat and delivery.

Great service from Kevin at Jones but still made my eyes water.  I'm from Yorkshire and I'm tight...what can I say.
Title: Re: Leaf Springs
Post by: Ian L on 03 Feb 23, 04:18 pm
Great thanks for the post - by coincidence I spoke to Kevin at Jones springs today - Having sent the sketch from Stefan, he is going to make a test spring and give me a price.
How did you go about your spec for the spring? If you are happy with the spring rate was there a reference number.
My mum was from Yorkshire and I can confirm it passes generation to generation - love a bargain!
Title: Re: Leaf Springs
Post by: Moogie38 (Noel) on 03 Feb 23, 06:31 pm
I wonder if we could get a big enough order put together would it be cost effective to get from Renegade Cyclekarts in America ?
Title: Re: Leaf Springs
Post by: Ian L on 03 Feb 23, 06:48 pm
Good call Noel, I have just emailed them for a cost for shipping a pair, price of the item is about £75 so should be cost effective! 
Title: Re: Leaf Springs
Post by: uncantim on 06 Feb 23, 09:44 am
Hey Ian, sorry for late response.

I used the drawing that Noel posted and sent it straight to Kevin.

I haven't had chance to fit them yet and as this is my first Cyclekart I'm not sure what to expect as far as spec.

Hope that helps.
Title: Re: Leaf Springs
Post by: Graham Hill on 07 Feb 23, 09:55 am
Hi all. Apologies for not posting for some time.

Historically we have made various enquiries in an effort to secure leaf springs at a better price in the UK. I am pleased to see that progress is currently being made with Jones Springs and Renegade Karts.

Mark Underdown has been working away in the background to develop a jig and manufacture suitable springs at his workshop and he has now found a subcontractor who can provide the heat treatment.
I was in contact with Mark yesterday and he states :

"They are going to work out at £45 each (£90 per pair) after the first batch I will have a better idea on prices, the biggest question mark is wastage of material.

Hopefully I will be able to produce them reliably without too much in the scrap bin.

I will have a batch done by the AGM hopefully around 5-7 pairs.   After that we can just see who wants them and when. "


I'm making everybody aware of Mark's kind offer before anyone commits to a large order elsewhere.
Title: Re: Leaf Springs
Post by: Chris Brown on 07 Feb 23, 03:52 pm
That sounds a very reasonable price, I'll take a pair ready for the Renault, saves me making a jig to play with composite springs.
Title: Re: Leaf Springs
Post by: Mark Underdown on 07 Feb 23, 09:38 pm
Thanks Chris, I will put your name on a pair.

Mark
Title: Re: Leaf Springs
Post by: Chris L on 10 Feb 23, 06:01 pm
Hi Mark , Great job on these , Well done.

Put me down for a pair also
Title: Re: Leaf Springs
Post by: Ian L on 10 Feb 23, 07:30 pm
Hi Graham and All,
Just closing the loop with the contact I made with Jones Spring.
They can provide a spring to the drawing supplied @£75 +Vat per
That includes bushes drilled and reamed to 12mm.
If anyone wants to go down this route the contact is Kevin,
The phone number is 0121 568 7575, delivery is around 7 to 10 days.
Renegade Karts haven't come back to me regards postage to the UK.
Looks like there are now have some UK options.
Regards
Ian
Title: Re: Leaf Springs
Post by: Graham Hill on 11 Feb 23, 10:39 am
That's great. Thanks Ian.
Chris and I will be reviewing the latest position on the availability of springs, wheels and all other components during the Builders'  Meet at the upcoming AGM. Please let me know if you receive anything back from Renegade.
Title: Re: Leaf Springs
Post by: Mark Underdown on 12 Feb 23, 09:21 pm
Hi Mark , Great job on these , Well done.

Put me down for a pair also

Chris

Thanks to Stefan coming over and helping for the day we now have the first 3 pairs of springs made.

I will put your name on a pair.

Mark
Title: Re: Leaf Springs
Post by: StefanN on 12 Feb 23, 10:28 pm
I was but an apprentice!   It was fun though.  Full credit to Mark for the jigs he’s designed and made to help form the spring eyes.
Title: Re: Leaf Springs
Post by: Mark Underdown on 14 Feb 23, 05:27 pm
I managed to finish a batch of springs today, hopefully these will be back from heat treatment next week.
Title: Re: Leaf Springs
Post by: Chris L on 14 Feb 23, 08:28 pm
Fantastic work Mark.   Well done.
Title: Re: Leaf Springs
Post by: RhysN on 14 Feb 23, 08:42 pm
Brilliant Mark. Please keep us updated on pricing
Title: Re: Leaf Springs
Post by: NewbieNick on 19 Feb 23, 05:39 am
Great work will want a pair of these later this year. Any idea of price.
NewbieNick
Title: Re: Leaf Springs
Post by: Mark Underdown on 19 Feb 23, 09:02 pm
Hi,

Rhys, Nick

Pricing will be £90 per pair, hope this helps.

Mark
Title: Re: Leaf Springs
Post by: Denny Graham on 21 Feb 23, 01:16 am
Mark, I'm in the Midwest USA and made three sets of 1.25" x .188" x 24"CL leaf springs for my own use. I'm one of those guys that likes to do everything himself.
I rolled the eyes to take a .875" Delrin bushing. My fixture was pretty make shift, rather laborious to use and was only suited for a one time run. Would it be possible
for me to get a photo or sketch of the fixture that you came up with? I have no intention at 80 years of age of manufacturing springs for sale, this is simply for my own use.
I had my heat treater temper them back to 42hrc. and they have a 4" camber which I can adjust in the hydraulic press.
Thanks, Denny Graham, Sandwich, IL
Title: Re: Leaf Springs
Post by: Mark Underdown on 21 Feb 23, 07:26 am
Denny

PM me your email address and when I get five minutes I will send you some info on the jigs.

Cheers Mark

Title: Re: Leaf Springs
Post by: Mark Underdown on 02 Mar 23, 10:10 pm
The leaf springs have returned from the heat treater, now painted and bushes fitted so if anyone needs springs let me know!

I will bring some on Saturday if anyone wants to have a look.
Title: Re: Leaf Springs
Post by: Chris Brown on 03 Mar 23, 08:25 am
See you tomorrow Mark, I'll be bearing cash as well as Welsh cakes!
Title: Re: Leaf Springs
Post by: Pip83 on 03 Mar 23, 12:09 pm
The springs look fantastic and a great price, I'll definitely be interested in a future batch
Title: Re: Leaf Springs
Post by: NewbieNick on 03 Mar 23, 04:00 pm
Good Job will want some as soon as i have Garage space.
Title: Re: Leaf Springs
Post by: Tommy81 on 11 Oct 23, 02:37 pm
The leaf springs have returned from the heat treater, now painted and bushes fitted so if anyone needs springs let me know!

I will bring some on Saturday if anyone wants to have a look.

do you have a pair of springs available?
Title: Re: Leaf Springs
Post by: Mark Underdown on 12 Oct 23, 10:54 pm
All the springs that we made have now sold I’m afraid.

The good news is that the steel for another batch was delivered yesterday.   

I would think they will be ready in around 4 weeks time, I will post on the forum when they are available again.

Mark
Title: Re: Leaf Springs
Post by: Moogie38 (Noel) on 13 Oct 23, 01:19 pm
Hi Mark, I will be looking for a pair of springs in the new year. I'll message you closer to the time to arrange shipping etc,.
Noel.
Title: Re: Leaf Springs
Post by: RMB on 22 Oct 23, 09:57 pm
Hi Mark,
I am not sure if my first message sent.

Please May I have a pair of springs as well.

Regards,
Robin
Title: Re: Leaf Springs
Post by: max cliff on 05 Nov 23, 05:42 pm
Hi could i buy a pair if there is any available
cheers Max
Title: Re: Leaf Springs
Post by: Mark Underdown on 29 Nov 23, 07:11 pm
Another batch of leaf springs is now ready,

The price is £132.00 per pair including VAT and Carriage, assuming you  live in the UK (somewhere sensible).

If you would like a pair please email me at:

meunderdown@me.com

I will send you an invoice with bank details which you can pay electronically.

Thanks

Mark

Title: Re: Leaf Springs
Post by: RhysN on 29 Nov 23, 08:58 pm
Hi Mark, can you please give the dimensions, arch, width, thickness and length between the eyes?
Title: Re: Leaf Springs
Post by: Mark Underdown on 01 Dec 23, 06:19 pm
The springs are 610mm eye centres, around 60mm drop from centre of eye to bottom of arch.
38.1mm wide.

Thanks

Mark