Tilt columns
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On the spline count and diameter, I think they're the same but not a 100% sure.
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Thanks guys, I've thought about converting to power, but, I like my manual steering, keeps me in shape. And I just had the box rebuilt, not in a hurry to spend $300 again....
The column was at the junkyard, if the price is right I'll grab it anyway, I think I can modify it to work. That extra room would be a good spot for a telescoping section and a u-joint.
Sam
The column was at the junkyard, if the price is right I'll grab it anyway, I think I can modify it to work. That extra room would be a good spot for a telescoping section and a u-joint.
Sam
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Tilt column (only the wheel tilts) introduced in 1978 F100/350, Bronco & Econoline (A/T only). Available with A/T & 4 M/T (very hard to find). Not available with 3 M/T
3 different 1978/79 T/S switches used with the above: (1) With tilt wheel (A/T & 4 M/T); (2) with A/T only; (3) with 3 or 4 M/T only.
1978/79 F100/350's use different rag joints than 1973/77* F100/350. Tilt wheel makes no difference, but 2WD or 4WD, with or without P/S does.
1978/79's use different steering wheels and horn pads than 1971/77's.
1975/77 F100/350's & Econolines with Speed Control use a different steering wheel, T/S switch and horn pad than like 1975/77's without Speed Control.
*1973/75 F100/250 4WD's do not use a rag joint. The lower steering shaft and coupler connects to the input shaft of the steering gear box with a clamp and thru bolt.
3 different 1978/79 T/S switches used with the above: (1) With tilt wheel (A/T & 4 M/T); (2) with A/T only; (3) with 3 or 4 M/T only.
1978/79 F100/350's use different rag joints than 1973/77* F100/350. Tilt wheel makes no difference, but 2WD or 4WD, with or without P/S does.
1978/79's use different steering wheels and horn pads than 1971/77's.
1975/77 F100/350's & Econolines with Speed Control use a different steering wheel, T/S switch and horn pad than like 1975/77's without Speed Control.
*1973/75 F100/250 4WD's do not use a rag joint. The lower steering shaft and coupler connects to the input shaft of the steering gear box with a clamp and thru bolt.
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Thanks Bill, do you know what the spline count and diameter is for the 78/79 steering wheels? And do you know what the steering wheel spline count and diameter is for a 70' F600? I'd like to put the F600 wheel in my f250.
The yard it's at lets them sit for at least 6-8 months before they finally crush it, it's safe. I'll grab it and let you know if I decide not to use it.
Sam
Sam
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1978/79 F100/350, Bronco & Econoline steering wheel with M/S: 16" O.D. / Like 1978/79's with P/S: 15" O.D.
1966/70 F500/750 with M/S: 3 spoke 20" diameter black & white steering wheels.
1966/70 F500/750 with P/S: 3 spoke 18" diameter black & white steering wheels.
1971/79 F500/750 with/without P/S: 3 spoke 18" diameter steering wheels (same black & white wheels as 1966/70 with P/S).
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