Really enjoyed your video. I'm working on a 1947 Crosley pickup myself. You may find that your video will help you as a reference for reassembly at some point on other Crosleys. I'm have to put my cross shaft back on and it was helpful to see how yours is installed.
Happy to help. Just disregard the set screw on the input shaft. Also the drive shaft is held onto the trans with the bolts around the universal joint round metal cover. The universal joint should pop off, and there is a spring behind it.
Hi, theres really not much to it. Of course remember to unbolt the starter, exhaust pipe,transmission bolts. You might want to take out the radiator. I used a few ratchet straps as the sling. For such a wee engine, it worked out great. Unbolt the engine mounts , when your ready to yank it. Have fun! @@tweakyfurball4452
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Really enjoyed your video. I'm working on a 1947 Crosley pickup myself. You may find that your video will help you as a reference for reassembly at some point on other Crosleys. I'm have to put my cross shaft back on and it was helpful to see how yours is installed.
Happy to help. Just disregard the set screw on the input shaft. Also the drive shaft is held onto the trans with the bolts around the universal joint round metal cover. The universal joint should pop off, and there is a spring behind it.
great video I've been working on my grandpa and mines crosley for a couple months waiting on a title and I'm hoping it'll be driving come spring
I'm glad to hear someone is still playing with these little cars.
@@OddCarshey me again we got the title I'm about to pull the transmission out she'll be on the road this summer
@@OddCarshey me once again for I plan on pulling the motor out of the car and I need a hand on what the best way to do so is any tips are appreciated
Hi, theres really not much to it. Of course remember to unbolt the starter, exhaust pipe,transmission bolts. You might want to take out the radiator. I used a few ratchet straps as the sling. For such a wee engine, it worked out great.
Unbolt the engine mounts , when your ready to yank it. Have fun! @@tweakyfurball4452