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    Lots of pictures - 1934 Model BB Dump

    1934 1-1/2 ton Ford Dump, 40 years in dry storage I put four brand new 700-20 tires, tubes, and flaps ($1200) on it and fixed it up enough to drive, it is not "restored" or a hot rod. Body sheet metal, frame, and dump body metal is in very good condition for the age. The cab is in much better...
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    1934 Model BB dump truck $8500.

    NOW $ 7,000. -- Pictures at http://boston.craigslist.org/nwb/cto/3713852309.html Driver condition 1934 1-1/2 ton Ford Dump, Currently registered with clean Massachusetts Title with correct numbers. Same cab as pickup with 1938 V8 flathead. This came out of 40 years of dry storage last year. I...
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    1934 Model BB speedometer gear - will a '35 fit?

    Took a the speedometer gear out of a junk chassis my brother had - it's a later year big truck, we think 1935. Many of the parts look to be the same as my '34 and was optimistic this would fit. The speedo gear seemed to go in properly but the cap would not thread in correctly. With the help of...
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    1934 Model BB rear brake drum/hub grease retainers

    A squeaky wheel and those with no grease retainers get the grease. Apparently when the rear brakes were done about 40 years ago the rubber guts of the inner grease retainer (p/n BB-1175-C) was thought to be optional. Actually pretty happy about the condition of the brakes, looks like they were...
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    1934 Model BB brake spring length

    Ordered new shoe return springs for my '34 truck but they are about 3/8" too long. I could only find the 5-7/8" size listed anywhere online. Drawing below is not that precise but measurements off the spring are relatively accurate. My operating shaft has nearly worn through the center of the...
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    1934 Model BB front brake operating shaft and wedge question

    Although I've been taking the chance driving it around the neighborhood as it came out of the barn after 30 years of storage, I think it's time to get it to stop properly. Today I took the front hubs off and examined the brakes. Everything looks pretty good and certainly the drums and shoes look...
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    1934 BB truck fuel tank suggestions

    I just fired up the motor in my 34 BB Dump and it runs great. Truck is actually in pretty good shape other than cosmetics. It was driven daily when parked in a shed 25 years ago. Even the brakes sorta work OK. My immediate issue is that the tank is all gunked up. I am not really planning...
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