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  1. J

    1954 Dodge Master Cylinder

    Turns out there was a removable subfloor! Thanks for your help
  2. J

    F20 PTO SEAL REPLACEMENT

    Thank you
  3. J

    F20 PTO SEAL REPLACEMENT

    All How do I change the PTO seal? Any idea where I can get one? Thanks
  4. J

    1954 Dodge Master Cylinder

    Hey thanks!
  5. J

    1954 Dodge Master Cylinder

    Thanks guys and you’re right about the good old days repairs sometimes!
  6. J

    1954 Dodge Master Cylinder

    Never mind looks like the floor pan might come out……
  7. J

    1954 Dodge Master Cylinder

    Ok so it’s not a tractor or truck but someone on this forum will have the answer 1954 Dodge Meadowbrook car how does master cylinder come out? Pivot pin for brake clutch goes through master Not enough room to slide pedals off pivot and not enough room to swing pedals through floor Have the...
  8. J

    1947 KB-1 Radiator Hose

    Thanks everyone, some good leads.
  9. J

    1947 KB-1 Radiator Hose

    Afternoon, Need a lower radiator hose for the subject truck. It's about 13" long with a 1-5/8" fitting on one end and a 2" on the other. Any ideas? Thanks.
  10. J

    1947 international KB1 Oil Filter Pedals

    Thank you
  11. J

    1947 international KB1 Oil Filter Pedals

    Is there such a thing as driven in grease zerks If so any suggestions for removal Trying to get clutch pivot shaft loosened up and would like to get zerks out
  12. J

    1947 international KB1 Oil Filter Pedals

    Ok Thanks
  13. J

    1947 international KB1 Oil Filter Pedals

    Thank you so much That’s very helpful I’m hopeful there’s a filter element available that fits in the canister and fits the post I’m pulling pedal bracket The bracket is cracked and allows some movement I’m hoping that by shoring this up it puts alignment closer to where it should be
  14. J

    1947 international KB1 Oil Filter Pedals

    Does all of the pumped oil go through the filter or just a portion of it
  15. J

    1947 international KB1 Oil Filter Pedals

    But all mine have holes in them…. Seriously never thought of that Thanks
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