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Old 01-27-2012, 08:09 PM
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Sorry, I should have explained better. The TB w/the broken flange is from a model 59 carb which is another project of mine. The carb body has no vacuum port as does not the TB. The throttle dia are 1-1/4 inch.

Now the 7rt base I have does have the vacuum port on carb body and TB. Does all of this sound about right? I'm a newbie when it comes to Ford FH v-8's and carb's. My claim to fame is I'm the 2nd owner (my Dad was the first) of a 1955 Chevy truck 2nd series 235 6 cylinder.




Yes, that's right. I hope you keep your Dad's Chevy.
 
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Old 01-27-2012, 08:32 PM
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You say "I dig coal". That's what my Dad did in a coal mining town in southern Colorado for 32 yrs. I was 15 when my Dad bought the truck in 1955 and I hauled coal in it as a part time job after school. Get rid of the truck? When hell freezes over! I have thou, done a complete restoration... kept as much as I could stock. Engine has 79,000 actual miles on it!
 
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Originally Posted by cjb40
You say "I dig coal". That's what my Dad did in a coal mining town in southern Colorado for 32 yrs. I was 15 when my Dad bought the truck in 1955 and I hauled coal in it as a part time job after school. Get rid of the truck? When hell freezes over! I have thou, done a complete restoration... kept as much as I could stock. Engine has 79,000 actual miles on it!
You must be in the Stonewall/Cokedale area? A lot of coal-mining history there! (not all good)
 
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Yes, 9 miles west of Cokedale. The Ludlow massacre & others.
 
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http://www.kresscarrier.com/assets/brochures/200C.pdf

A bit more capacity than a 1955 Chevy! The mine has seven, soon to be eight of these 240 tonners, in addition to three 160 tonners.
 
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Wow!! At least the cab size is resonable. If only the coal miners back in the day only knew...
 
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I come from a long line of coal miners here in KY. I've read about the Ludlow Massacre. Horrible story. We had a lot of trouble here as well. Things like "Bloody Harlan" and the Matewan Massacre. My dad worked at the Scotia Mine when it exploded in 1976. He's been underground for 40 years. I would LOVE to see pics of your old coal truck.
 
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7RT vs 7HT

Okay. Here is link to my truck. PictureTrail - Gallery

Back to carb's. What is the diff. between a 94-7rt & 7ht carb? I know from what was said in an earlier post that the 7rt has a ball stud. Thanks.
 
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A 7RT is a 94, actually an AA1 as Holley did not call it a 94. You are comparing an 8RT and 7RT. You nailed it.
 
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