34fordy Well-known member Nov 3, 2024 #1 I would like to know the I.D. of the steering shaft for a 1936 Ford. Thanx.
C cas3 Well-known member Nov 3, 2024 #2 I have an NOS 40 sumtin shaft from little dearborn, .760. And a rusty old ford at .770. They would be the same 32 to 48 except for lengths and lock features.
I have an NOS 40 sumtin shaft from little dearborn, .760. And a rusty old ford at .770. They would be the same 32 to 48 except for lengths and lock features.
B BlueNotes Senior Member Nov 3, 2024 #3 My '36 steering shaft I.D. is 3/8", the O.D. is 3/4" and the length is 46-1/2".
C cas3 Well-known member Nov 3, 2024 #4 OOPS ! looking for ID, sorry. NOS is .390 at the top, .435 at the bottom. I think they press the angle shape at the top.
OOPS ! looking for ID, sorry. NOS is .390 at the top, .435 at the bottom. I think they press the angle shape at the top.
34fordy Well-known member Nov 3, 2024 #5 Thanx fellas. I found a piece of column rod shaft at a friends house. O.D. .762 I.D. .450 Wall .156 Probably are some small variances even during production years. Making a steering wheel puller.
Thanx fellas. I found a piece of column rod shaft at a friends house. O.D. .762 I.D. .450 Wall .156 Probably are some small variances even during production years. Making a steering wheel puller.
deuce_roadster Well-known member Nov 3, 2024 #6 The Green Bible has a chart with all the different lengths, where the lock sleeve goes etc.
