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Saw this 1932 BB with hydraulic brakes on Autotrader. Looks like they turned the backing plates upside down and added wheel cylinders. 1932-Ford-hydraulic-brake3.png 1932-Ford-hydraulic-brake2.png 1932-BB-hydraulic-brake1.png https://classics.autotrader.com/classic-cars/1932/ford/model_b/101469014

Mid 1930-31. The wheels look like '31, bumper late 1930-31, Model A radiator and shell.
Post some more pictures for more information.

The horn does not need to be insulated if it is an original horn.
The most likely cause for a need to insulate the horn is that the screw holding
the cover on is to long and contacting one of the brush holders.

I haven't been able to find much information either. The Service bulletins tell how to set up the pinion
but nothing on the carrier. I've looked in old Motors Truck Repair Manuals and Ford Rear Axle Repair Manual
and nothing on setting up the carrier.

Aren't the holes for the steak locks?

I have two new sets of Timken 3982 carrier bearings. The older looking set has 20 rollers and the newer looking set has 22.

Here are a couple of picture of one I have.

There is a short wheel base one on Ebay right now.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/1929-1931-Mode ... 7x&vxp=mtr

I looked in the parts book and the cone is AAC-100132 which cross to Timken/SKF/ Bower 385.
The cup is AAC-100131 which cross to Timken/ Bower 383, SKF K383.

sr230mike wrote: ↑

January 3rd, 2021, 5:32 pm

Thank you . where is the discussion forum , where are we now?
Mike

You are in the buy and sell forum.

If the gears are that rusty the bearing probably aren't much better. I would pull the
trans and disassemble it. You might get more response if you put this in the discussion forum.

They are listed in the parts book.

These are not mine. Maybe somebody needs one.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Model-AA-Ford- ... mi&vxp=mtr

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Model-A-Ford-U ... SwVs1f1Zcl

OK, now I'm confused. Which gasket are we talking about, 4515 or 4516?

The originals were cork but looks like most of the current ones are felt, I've
even seen some that are a large rubber O-ring.