How to: 1928-1934 Early Ford Steering Link & Hoop!!
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- Moving right along on the Pomona Panel Truck... We got the Steering link and Steering hoop installed. This isn't a how to but actually could be used as a how to install your steering link/hoop and adjustments to the pitman arm.
I used a later 1935-1936 Ford pitman arm with the Tie Rod hole, the original 1934 Fords had a tie rod that took a ball end on it. I swap those out for more modern tie rods that are easier to find locally.
Keep up with us and we'll be dropping updates as they happen!!
Panel Specs:
1934 Ford Panel Truck
1948 8BA flathead
1936 Ford 3sp Trans
1934 Ford rear banjo axle
1932 Heavy Dago dropped axle
Original panel truck body on 1934 Ford chassis with original column and dash.
Follow along as we get it put together and show you guys the updates we make each day!
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Hi, love your videos, one thing I noticed, with the front brakes, I think the longer brake shoe should be on the front and the shorter shoe on the rear, different to Bendix style brakes.
You would think, but early ford is the opposite of that. Large shoe in the rear!
@@chaddilacdesigns Hi I did some research on The Ford Barn and they say, big to front, the wheel cylinder is also big to front, check your self
Turning out well man killer car
Thanks Zac!!
Roller pins.
right on!
Keep the content gold coming!
LOL!! thanks Chuck!
“Knuckle head birds “ lol
LOL!!!!!!
Nice....
LOL!! Thanks!
@@chaddilacdesigns Really look forward to seeing it rolling down the road brother! Dig it for sure!
It might be at the ROC!
@@chaddilacdesigns Dont think my work schedule will work for me hitting that one, but maybe we can hit Showdown next year also and or roundup...
Looking good, now grease it.
LOL! thanks for the reminder!