Steering wheel/ Horn question

[stillwater]

I have a 14" custom steering wheel, 4 spoke padded chrome, from Sacramento Vintage Ford, need to use an adapter from "stock keyway" "A" mount to 3-hole mount to use.

Where can I find someone to cut and re-spline the steering rod? It's for a pickup and a tight fit for me. I want to use the stock horn rod/ light switch also.

 

[Charlville]

The HAMB might be a better place for this one to get a response

 

[Bob C]

Can't you use this adapter that mounts to the Model A shaft?
http://www.vintageford.com/part_search.cfm?line=Hot Rod&PartEntry=12171&Category=

Bob

 

[waxhead]

I would double check that this adapter will fit the model A ford steering shaft. It says that it suits 1930 to 1948 Ford. However, I do know that the taper on the Model A differs to the later cars.

 

[BILL WILLIAMSON]

I would double check that this adapter will fit the model A ford steering shaft. It says that it suits 1930 to 1948 Ford. However, I do know that the taper on the Model A differs to the later cars.

I "think" the tapers are the same. Once bought a Model A with a BANJO wheel on it. NEVER had it off, though.
Bill Wheeler

 

[Tom Wesenberg]

Someone put a banjo steering wheel on my 31, and I removed it and installed the correct wheel.

 

[stillwater]

Can't you use this adapter that mounts to the Model A shaft?
http://www.vintageford.com/part_search.cfm?line=Hot Rod&PartEntry=12171&Category=

Bob

That is the adapter that I have.

 

[Bob C]

What year are you working on, 7 tooth or 2 tooth?

Bob

 

[stillwater]

It's a 2-tooth, in a '30 pickup.

 

[Dodge]

The taper is different between the Model A Ford and the later Fords. They say it fits
Model A thru 48 but it doesn't. I put a 34 ford wheel on one of my Model A's I had to remachine the taper and cut the keyway in a different spot. The Model shaft is bigger
than the later taper so you have to open it up.