Originally Posted by
buck mulligan
Much thanks to gna and everyone else who offered suggestions!
You're welcome!

I'm just glad I'm not the only one who likes old 3-speeds.
Originally Posted by
buck mulligan
Tony Hadland's site (
http://www.users.globalnet.co.uk/~ha...samaintind.htm) has links to all sorts of original SA tech manuals and such - good if you're working on an AW, but I imagine it would be really invaluable if you were working on one of the more exotic SA models for which there isn't as much information elsewhere.
There used to be a really cool step-by-step illustrated guide to overhauling AW hubs at
http://www.karrot.org/ascotto/three_speed/, but it's been shut down for a couple of months. It can still be dug up on the Wayback Machine (
http://www.archive.org/web/web.php), but it loads very slowly and the photos don't always load at all.
There's also a YouTube video showing the stripping and reassembly of an AW (
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ea6krXSs-lc), which is mostly useful for making it all look so easy and making you feel like an idiot if you can't do a complete overhaul in under ten minutes.
Funny, the first place I looked was the site you mentioned, but it's gone. As far as Graham's videos, he's got several related one that are very helpful.
So does this mean I can claim title as a SA guru?