So you want to see Searsheet Volume 2 number 3 about the Sears Automobiles? Well, you have found the right page.

The "Searssheet" was a newsletter published by Sears owner Hayden Shepley in the 1990's. Hayden was pationate about the history of the Sears and did a lot of research to try to acurately date a Sears by features and serial numbers. He also maintained a roster of members as he found them. These sheets include a lot of great information.

This issue information on engines, specifically the supplemental engine used in later cars. There are some Pictures of what looks like Haydens engine. Some reprints from the Sears Instruction Manual on timing the earlier engine.

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I hope you enjoy looking or downloading the information.

	This is the page 1 of Searssheet Volume 2 Number 3 from May of 1996. It contains on a shop manual Hayden wat tracking down, a reprint of an ad that looks like the engine known as the ''Supplemental Engine'', a reprint of the card that came with the Noxon Coils, and a picture of a Sears climbing a hill. Click on the picture for the full size view.
	This is the page 2 of Searssheet Volume 2 Number 3 from May of 1996. It contains reprint of the pages in the Sears Instruction manual on timing an earlier Reeves Model P engine. Click on the picture for the full size view.
	This is the page 3 of Searssheet Volume 2 Number 3 from May of 1996. It contains 2 pictures of what looks like Hayden Cars engine Click on the picture for the full size view.
	This is the page 4 of Searssheet Volume 2 Number 3 from May of 1996. Another Picture of what looks like Haydens Cars Engine. Click on the picture for the full size view.
	This is the page 5 of Searssheet Volume 2 Number 3 from May of 1996. Another Picture of what looks like Haydens Cars Engine. Click on the picture for the full size view.

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