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This rugged looking square tube 3 wheeler frame looks similar to a Cushman but I don't think it is. Initially I thought it was homemade but not after I looked at the cast aluminum frame members in front and at the rear. Does anyone know who made it or seen anything similar?

I believe the excellent Steens Taco webpage has gone down. Anyone know if that's temporary?

I just finished the restoration of my Meyers Lynx 65 and took it to the Manx Club Run at Topaz Lake, NV and had Bruce Meyers sign it.

Does someone have the dimensions of the Taco 22DB brake stay arm they can share(length, height, thickness, length of bent sections, size of slot)? Also, was the outer brake cable stop/adjuster originally mounted to the end of the arm as shown in the picture?

https://sacramento.craigslist.org/mpo/6158228884.html

Frame and forks are straight. Tank appears intact. Wheels with wheel covers complete(don't turn). Wheel covers and forks need rechrome I'm asking $250. I can disassemble, wrap and deliver frame and forks to Greyhound Express Shipping.

This post is about how I disassembled some Ceriani hydraulic shocks. The article on the Steens webpage by Mac is about the disassembly of the non-hydraulic Ceriani shocks which shared the same Taco H-032 part number as the hydraulic shocks, but were a different model. In his article Mac says it...