Part number spec help
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Part number spec help
I have part numbers for some F-1/F-1 emergency brake parts - I need the technical description of them, as in hex bolt 1/4x28x1 1/2 I just made that up
any way here they are clevis - pn - 357337-8 - Clevis 2854 - pin 73931-8
My CD doesn't give the technical info and my paper parts cat is in a friends shop and he's out of town, my big toe hurts, my batteries are low and I'm making a meatloaf for supper
Thanks
any way here they are clevis - pn - 357337-8 - Clevis 2854 - pin 73931-8
My CD doesn't give the technical info and my paper parts cat is in a friends shop and he's out of town, my big toe hurts, my batteries are low and I'm making a meatloaf for supper
Thanks
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Clevis 357337-8 = 5/16"-24 tpi x 1 15/16". Adjustable, parking brake cable; three needed.
Clevis Pin 73931-S7 (cadmium) = 5/16" x 31/32" length.
Don't find any #2854. Did you leave a digit or two off?
Source - Ford Standard And Utility Parts Catalog 1954. Stu
Clevis Pin 73931-S7 (cadmium) = 5/16" x 31/32" length.
Don't find any #2854. Did you leave a digit or two off?
Source - Ford Standard And Utility Parts Catalog 1954. Stu
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Stu thank you very much - Now I can add the Newt's Eye and some Witches Crabs
Joe them's the things - Now I can tension the Trebuchet
Those Chebby boy up the road ain't going to stand a chance
Thanks Guys if this works I'll be sure your names are on the Warrant
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I saw those on the CD, it looks suspicious for being the ones Dick is asking about. What is the "rod" they're talking about? Sounds suspiciously like drum-type brake parts (on the driveshaft). I can't think where there would be a 7/16" ID on the "front", and it seems to me the ones on each cable to the wheels are 5/16", not 3/8". I may just get under mine and see.
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The 2854 are for the drum brake mounted on the back of the transmission
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Ross - That's them - I've always called that conglomeration an equalizer and I'm never wrong
Stu thank you very much - Now I can add the Newt's Eye and some Witches Crabs
Joe them's the things - Now I can tension the Trebuchet
Those Chebby boy up the road ain't going to stand a chance
Thanks Guys if this works I'll be sure your names are on the Warrant
Stu thank you very much - Now I can add the Newt's Eye and some Witches Crabs
Joe them's the things - Now I can tension the Trebuchet
Those Chebby boy up the road ain't going to stand a chance
Thanks Guys if this works I'll be sure your names are on the Warrant
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Sounds like you have things well in hand. Here are a couple posts that I made of my '50 F2 with some pictures that might help you.
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/1...l#post15194616
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/1...l#post15763717
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/1...l#post15194616
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/1...l#post15763717
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