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Starting Crank and Extension
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supereal |
06-27-2019 @ 2:06 PM
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Here, in Iowa, we mostly order from C&G and have the correct, good quality parts in a couple of days all the way from California.
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39Fordfan |
06-26-2019 @ 4:35 PM
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Thank-you so much for the responses! I called C&G and the guy in Minnesota and since I live in Minnesota I can get it a lot quicker from him, so I went with Fred at Southside Obsolete in Faribault, MN. I was told when I took the car out of restoration that the Crankshaft Pulley Ratchet Nut wasn't available anymore. I checked with Little Dearborn and they said they didn't carry them and they were hard to find. I usually check all the Ford Vendors when I need something but assumed it wasn't available. I'm glad I checked with you guys, I really appreciate the help!
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37RAGTOPMAN |
06-26-2019 @ 8:24 AM
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HI 39Fordfan C&G has new crankshaft pulley nuts for sale in there catalog, looks like $9.95 maybe time to order a FREE CATALOG 800 266 0470 hope this helps, 37Ragtopman
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supereal |
06-25-2019 @ 11:29 AM
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The part is called the "pulley ratchet nut".For 38 thru 53, the part number is 81A-6319, $6.00 at C&G (800) 266-0470. It has a threaded shank that screws into the end of the crankshaft. The crank was usually packaged with the jack. I don't believe the crank itself is being reproduced.
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nelsb01 |
06-25-2019 @ 11:12 AM
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You frequently see the crank nut for 60 hp engines on eBay etc, so one would think that finding one for an 85 hp would show up. I would suggest you contact Fred at Southside Obsolete in Faribault MN. http://www.southsideobsolete.com/Southside_Obsolete/Welcome.html
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39Fordfan |
06-25-2019 @ 11:00 AM
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When I got my '39 Deluxe back from restoration I did not get a Starting Crank or Extension. My restoration guy said even if I found a crank it would not turn the engine because something is stripped off inside. I currently have the radiator out for a re-core and got to thinking it might be a good idea to have a Crank since I'm going to the trouble of keeping the original hole for one in the radiator. I looked into the nibs on the lower pulley nut behind the fan the crank fits into, and the nibs look stripped or broken. My problem is that I can't seem to locate this nibbed nut for the lower belt pulley the crank grabs onto to make use of a Crank. Hopefully my description gives you the idea and I enclosed pictures of it too. I've got a part number and diagram somewhere if that would help? It seemed like a good time to try and get this going since I've got the front end opened up. Any ideas of where to get A) this nibbed Crank nut? B) A Crank with extension that fits it? Also, anything I should know before trying to get this nut off if I can find a suitable replacement? I've got a buddy who is a machinist, I thought if all else fails I could have him make me this combo. What do you think? Or am I just whistling Dixie? Thanks!
This message was edited by 39Fordfan on 6-25-19 @ 11:15 AM
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