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From: Upland, California
Hi there C600! Yep, my truck has the Eaton two speed rear and so i have the little adapter dealy as well. That part of the project has been moved to the back burner temporarily as I am now knee deep in a no-start situation! Thanks for the heads up on possibly getting the adapter from Eaton, though!
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From: Upland, California
Brawleys speedometer screw-up!
Hi, Bill! Happy new year! I'm not sure if you saw my previous post explaining my mistake in asking for 1975 speedometer parts when i meant to type 1957. I hate to ask you to go through all of that again, but it would be great to get this part of my truck working! I'm still looking for the speedo and the adapter that makes it work correctly with a two speed rear end. My current speedo is a 100 MPH unit and the truck is a 1957 not a 1975!!
Thanks as always for all you do for us!
Thanks as always for all you do for us!
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https://www.ebay.com/itm/NOS-1949-55...NZgxHM&vxp=mtr
On Ebay there are a couple of them, check Bill's numbers to match
On Ebay there are a couple of them, check Bill's numbers to match
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From: Simi Valley, CA
https://www.ebay.com/itm/NOS-1949-55...NZgxHM&vxp=mtr
On Ebay there are a couple of them, check Bill's numbers to match
On Ebay there are a couple of them, check Bill's numbers to match
DBrawley originally said he had a 1975 (post #682), but he actually has a 1957. I haven't gotten around to looking the parts up yet.
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Jeez, I hate it when I do stupid stuff!! I just went back and read my original post from this morning and I realized that I typed "1975" when I MEANT to type "1957"!! UGH!! I should really learn to proof read my posts before submitting them! Anyway, sorry to ask again, but can you look up the speedo and adapter for a 1957 F600? I did get the trucks Id number right earlier...
There are 8 available NOS not including the 3 on ebay.
Catalog says "also refer to 17A270" = This is for a C series w/a T/M (Transmatic).
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C700
I have a 1970 c700. 361. Looking for a spindle connecting rod. It connects the wheel to the steering piston. I have the service Manuel but can’t find that part number. Just the name. Do you have any knowledge of this part?? I appreciate it in advance
I have every Ford Truck Parts Catalog from 1928 thru 2001, so I can decode all the VIN info, codes from the Rating/Warranty Plates and the Certification Label first used in 1981.
If you need parts, obsolete or not, I can look up the numbers, then search for them on two online websites to see if anyone has them. Then will post the part numbers, sources that have them.
If the parts are still available, I will list the MSRP and the FTE member discount price offered by sponsor PARTSGUYED.COM (Ed Olson, parts manager of Horizon Ford in Seattle WA).
I've been doing this jazz on FTE since 11/04/2006. And, btw: One of the parts locator sites is only accessible to FoMoCo Dealers.
If you need parts, obsolete or not, I can look up the numbers, then search for them on two online websites to see if anyone has them. Then will post the part numbers, sources that have them.
If the parts are still available, I will list the MSRP and the FTE member discount price offered by sponsor PARTSGUYED.COM (Ed Olson, parts manager of Horizon Ford in Seattle WA).
I've been doing this jazz on FTE since 11/04/2006. And, btw: One of the parts locator sites is only accessible to FoMoCo Dealers.
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From: Simi Valley, CA
AXLE code stamped on the 2nd line-far right of the Warranty Plate, riveted to the left door face below the latch.
1964/72 Ford Truck Parts Catalog available on a C/D from hipoparts.com
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From: Simi Valley, CA
C70 = C700 Tilt Cab (gas).
C = 330 2V Medium Duty FT engine.
V = Kentucky Truck Assembly Plant.
J45018 = 1970.
153" Wheelbase.
J = Rangoon Red.
C700 Tilt Cab (gas), 24,000 lbs. GVWR
118: 11 = Light Gray Crush Vinyl & Light Gray Blockweave Vinyl // 8 = 91A Standard Cab.
M = Clark model 285V 5 Speed Direct.
54M:
54 = Rockwell model H170 Single Speed Rear Axle / 6.83-1 / 17,500 lbs. Rear Axle Capacity.
M = Ford 7,000 lbs. Capacity Front Axle with Power Steering.
24,000 lbs. Gross Vehicle Weight Rating.
182 net HP @ 3,800 RPM
33 = Detroit MI Ford District Sales Office, where the original selling dealer ordered the truck from.
Tie rod info later today.
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They thread into the tube and are retained in place with clamps.
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I'm guessing he's talking about the arm going from the steering sector to the steering cylinder.
Do you have a pic of those parts.
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The P/S cylinder is 3A540 .. Notice the ends (3B711) were available by themselves.
The Pitman Arm is 3590 .. The P/S control valve is 3A730. The Pitman Arm connects to the control valve.
