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There is one that just covers this era medium duty transmissions. It a brown cover and about 2" thick. I have a copy, it would be mid week next...
You would probably be better served on the ATHS American Truck Historical Society or ATCA Antique Truck Club of America sites. I know of several...
This would be my assumption as well. Not to mention most chain shops are likely out of practice, so further liability with pinched tubes, etc. and...
I'd guess all of above, and one less seam to lead and finish.
Wow that's an impressive turn around in 9 months!
That happens because the galvanic reaction between the tin plate and copper eyelets + humidity. I'd clean the loose crustys off and spray with...
You don't mention what model you are working on, but I would contact Jim Turner http://www.turnerbrake.com . He is the Studebaker brake guru...
. But the light duty (ie 1 ton) 6 lug pattern used by Ford, IH, Studebaker and Dodge is 6 on 7.25" no where near the 6 on 5.5" used by GM
You say heating with a torch is not viable, does that also exclude cutting? I ask because I have much luck by burning the adjuster off through...
I have all Dewalt cordless stuff so I'm partial. I love my 1/2" 20v rig, but it's not rusty 5/8" stud tough, but pretty close. Not sure you are...
Look and see if there are pipe plugs in the flared portion of the axle tube where the bearing rides (right adjacent to the backing plate flange)....
Agree with squirrel.. One other thought, does this housing have the axle tubes drilled and tapped for grease fittings at the wheel bearing? It...
For standard jaw couplers Lincoln-SKF or Alemite-SKF. There are all kinds of fancy locking types out there as well, if you are into that kind of...
I'm not here to turn this into a 10 page argument, but there are some considerations about using an NOS bearing in this application.. 1) it's a...
I would be interested in these dimensional discrepancies, but more importantly where/who these bearings were procured from. Also, what...
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