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Hey, guys. Thanks for the quick reply. Brady: you are right. There is nothing wrong with the doodle bug. But I can just remember having one ride in the old truck before it was cut down. I was real little and I cried when I saw it. Once a long while back I did the center transplant thing. It certainl...

Hello all, My AA is, unfortunately, a 'doodlebug'. It began its life as a 1930 or 31 ton-and-a-half flatbed. It was my grandfather's. I have been using it for wood hauling and snow plowing for over fifty years. While attempting to replace a couple of rotted tires, I discovered that the wheels were b...

Thank you all very much. I suspected the right hand drive configuration, but couldn't find anything on it. If I can get a good picture of it, I will post that chassis. Just curious.
Thanks again,
Charlie

Thank you for the good information. Do you know if there are any drawings available to reference in cases where I need to add material (i.e., weld)? Although it isn't all that important, I am curious; do you have any idea why the spare transmission top has the emergency brake on the left side. The c...

Hello. I am new to any kind of forum. I have a couple of questions: 1. I have a spare 4-speed with the screw-on collar on the shift tower. It has the emergency brake mounting bosses on the left side. What's it from? 2. This is the important one. The collar on my AA is the press-on type with pins. It...