Harley03joe
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The arms look right, but the upper column looks like a 29 style with the 30-1 wheel.
The arms look right, but the upper column looks like a 29 style with the 30-1 wheel.
You have the right collar. I didn't see that picture earlier and from the first picture I thought it was the 29 style.![]()
Tom Did You Get My Private Message About Evapo-Rust ??
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Harley03joe
Tom Did You Get My Private Message About Evapo-Rust ??
Thanks
Harley03joe
Joe, rather than try to unblock or whatever needs to be done, just read this thread and what I did in reply #6. The whole thread should be read for some ideas. Evaporust works well also, but is quite expensive to fill the gas tank with it. I don't know how bad the rust is in your tank, but by flushing out the loose stuff for starters, then using a few gallons of Evaporust on the bottom, should be a big help. You might need to use a magnetic block heater stuck to the bottom of the gas tank though, because molasses and Evaporust work best when quite warm.
Be sure to use the filter in the tank valve. I use them even in spotless tanks.
http://www.fordbarn.com/forum/showthread.php?t=153041
Joe, rather than try to unblock or whatever needs to be done, just read this thread and what I did in reply #6. The whole thread should be read for some ideas. Evaporust works well also, but is quite expensive to fill the gas tank with it. I don't know how bad the rust is in your tank, but by flushing out the loose stuff for starters, then using a few gallons of Evaporust on the bottom, should be a big help. You might need to use a magnetic block heater stuck to the bottom of the gas tank though, because molasses and Evaporust work best when quite warm.
Be sure to use the filter in the tank valve. I use them even in spotless tanks.
http://www.fordbarn.com/forum/showthread.php?t=153041
that is a lot of lacquer thinner.
I used mineral spirits when I flushed mine. Cheaper, and way less volatile
that is also how I test carbs