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Does anyone know what kind of wood was origonally used for the floor and side boards of the grain box

What is the gear lube capacity of a 4-speed transmission Model AA truck?

Please excuse my ignorance but I am a beginner and I want to learn. I have a 1930 Model AA farm truck. My oil pan was removed to clean all of the gunk out. I noticed at the back of the motor there is an arm extending downward. I am thinking this is what is called the "oil dipper". What is...

I recently repainted my motor and now I would like to replace the engine head nuts with a new set of cadmium plated nuts I just bought. Currently I don't have any head gasket leakage and I don't want to create any future gasket leaks by disturbing the head nuts that are in place now. Is there...

My question is in regards to the rear part of the coupling shaft assembly that attaches to the backside of the #3 frame cross member on my 1930 Model AA four speed truck. (The front part of the coupling shaft attaches to the transmission). My truck is an AA 131 in length. Is there supposed...

Can anyone shed any light on disassembling the shift tower on a 4 speed 1930 Model AA truck?

I intend to paint both the intake and exhaust manifolds. They are the original ones on my 1930 Model AA. I plan to simply use a rattle can and I am assuming I need to use a high temp paint similar to engine paint. My question is do I need to apply a high temp primer first? When I painted my...

I need to clean up my distributer cap and distributer body on my 1930 Model AA truck. My question is the proper color a flat black, medium gloss black or gloss black?

I have a 1930 Model AA farm truck. Do they use the same king pin sets as the Model A car?

my engine block, head, clutch bell housing, and transmission is fully assembled and on a stand already prepped and ready for painting, (wire brushed, degreased and treated for rust). I beleive it has been generally recommended not to prime the engine block and head due to potential heat...

My engine block has a lot of surface rust and grease and oil. I was first planning to give it a good wire wheel brushing to remove access rust. Then I would thoroughly clean it with a degreaser. After that I was planning to spray on a rust treatment that uses Phosphoric acid, let it soak for...

I removed my front brake drums on my Model AA truck and there is considerable grease all over. I have not yet removed the grease baffle but it looks like it is currently fastened with the cup side facing in. Is this correct or should the cup side be facing out? If anyone would have a photo...

I am a beginner but plan to use electrolysis to remove rust on some of my parts. Once that step is completed, can I simply just spray some primer on the part to prevent further rust until I paint it at some later date?