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If I push the sector shaft into the steering box the two copper bushes push up against each other. Machined a brass bush with smaller outer diameter as the copper bushes to keep them appart.

Thank you for your assistance. From a hot and sunny South Africa.

Good day all Is there any difference between these two instrument clusters?

Good day I am looking for a 40/41 3/4 or 1 ton truck Center hood strip. Can you please assist or direct me to someone that might have one? Much appreciated.

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No it is about a 1000 miles from my hometown. I do however try to get the waterfall hood ornament of the 40 1/2 ton truck. Also, I need a 90 number on my 40 1 ton truck hood ornament. They will check the number for me.

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I am restoring the above truck. Got a 1/2 ton hood center trim but it seems 1/2 the width of the 1 ton truck's center trim. I assume the 1 ton truck's is not reproduced and I will have to look for a good used one?

WoW, did not realise that there is still so many of these trucks still out there. Thanks for sharing your information with me.

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I think this brass carburator is from a model A. Is it worth something?

Thank you for the information. I was under the impression that the 40 and 41 had the same grill trim. I have a 40 with the narrow hood ornament. So I would have to rephrase my question: do the 40 1 ton truck perhaps share the center grill yrim with any other models?

Is the grill center piece trim on the 40/41, 1 Ton trucks perhaps similar to any other models?

Cooper Stewart was a London based factory that built speedo's and clocks for virtually every make of car and motorcycles.

Perhaps not 100% applicable to our old car hobbyists but very interesting information on new battery technology. Fisker electric cars I believe have already tested this technology. With a recharge time of 3 minutes they are able to drive for 800 km before recharging. These super capacitor...

Patience is the name of the game. No not try and remove the dent with one blow.

Interesting. Love the humor!

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Hi Steve, Attached is a tool that I manufactured from a 4" pipe with a flange welded on top of it. The hole size is such that the pinion shaft will fit through it. Place it on the shaft with the pinion sticking through the hole. Take one of the pinion locking nuts and screw it on and apply...