L LarryinWA Senior Member Mar 23, 2020 #1 I saw on an earlier post the use of a modified 30-31 support on a 29 steering column. Any other ideas as to how to support the 29 column to keep it from cracking the solder on the lower support.
I saw on an earlier post the use of a modified 30-31 support on a 29 steering column. Any other ideas as to how to support the 29 column to keep it from cracking the solder on the lower support.
Y-Blockhead Well-known member Mar 23, 2020 #2 A friend of mine used a con rod, same principle as the 31 steering column support.
Dennisfly Senior Member Mar 23, 2020 #3 You may be able to adapt a generic "Hot Rod" type bracket such as those available here: https://www.jegs.com/p/Ididit/ididi...MIj9Pkku2x6AIVGR6tBh0geQqtEAAYAiAAEgKh0PD_BwE
You may be able to adapt a generic "Hot Rod" type bracket such as those available here: https://www.jegs.com/p/Ididit/ididi...MIj9Pkku2x6AIVGR6tBh0geQqtEAAYAiAAEgKh0PD_BwE
1955cj5 Well-known member Mar 23, 2020 #4 This is not pretty but it is effective and sturdy. Probably was done before we bought the truck in 1962. This picture was taken 5 years ago, nearly everything in the background has been replaced, including the 4 speed transmission. Attachments 2015_0814modelajeep0861.jpg 67 KB · Views: 152
This is not pretty but it is effective and sturdy. Probably was done before we bought the truck in 1962. This picture was taken 5 years ago, nearly everything in the background has been replaced, including the 4 speed transmission.
1931 flamingo Well-known member Mar 24, 2020 #5 Do it the way the posting you referenced shows. Paul in CT
katy Well-known member Nov 30, 2021 #8 1955cj5 said: Probably was done before we bought the truck in 1962. Click to expand... ??????????????
1955cj5 said: Probably was done before we bought the truck in 1962. Click to expand... ??????????????
Dennisfly Senior Member Dec 1, 2021 #9 It's all right here: https://www.fordbarn.com/forum/showthread.php?t=275553