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This type tool is used on Cushman Motorscooters to remove flywheels and clutches. Other machines use them too. They work well.

These are flat straps with an offset at the box wrench end

I learned that it fits the large socket used on the nut in the outer ends of the rear axle

. . Also, when you are closing the can, make ABSOLUTELY SURE there is NO paint on the lid sealing surface. If there is, you will not get it open again. I clean it & then coat the area with lithium grease. I use two self tapping screws for stuff like rust bullet. Put one in the lid for paint to ...

I have thought about this a lot so that the truck can be used often.
The rear axle seems to be what limits use of the truck, even more than the original engine.
what rear axle are you two using??

I have 27 blocks
Way too much trouble to get the numbers
sorry

Thanks FB. I enjoy my sanity too much to want to run for congress! :lol: Hey Luke, This quote illustrates Americas problem. We dont want in office those who want the job. They want to be important and want money. Those who could do a good job dont want the job. Thank you for the cleaning instructio...

vtwinsideways wrote:. Before I left the shop the gentleman advised me on how to boil out the block while still in the truck .

Tell us how to do this, please

I called last refuge and asked them if their beds are faithful productions and he said No.
He is a small business and doesnt care about detail. His products are more suited for the kind of guy who wants a rat rod

There is a guy in Arkansas making high speed gears for Ford TT trucks.
It might be a good idea to talk to him about hi speed AA gears

Does this mean you have a set of boards for sale?

hmmm, that might be the same fella that emailed me from northern Minnesota. He said that since early this morning the snow has been falling heavily and it is nearly waist high. The temperature is dropping below zero and the north wind is increasing, and his wife has done nothing but look through the...

It seems to me that if the original brakes worked OK when hauling 1 1/2 tons in 1931, it ought to be OK now. However, I have been thinking about Hydraulics and wonder if the 1939 1 1/2 ton hydraulic brakes will bolt on to my 31, much like everyone has been doing for 70 years on the 1/2 ton Fords. I ...

With 41 views, it would seem that someone knows the answer to this question. Thank you for the reply Neil, but ahhh, no, I am not talking about any REAR hub. I asked about the THROWOUT BEARING part number -7580- and its associated HUB AA 7561-A that slides on the transmission front bearing retainer ...

I would like to buy a power take off. They were the same from 1929 til 1947