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Old 07-17-2023, 01:41 PM   #6
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Default Re: length of 41 starting crank extension?

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Originally Posted by ford38v8 View Post
If I'm not mistaken, the crank hole in the grille by that time was merely present to satisfy buyers who were still stuck in the Model T era, the crank not intended to actually be used, as major grille damage can occur by merely thinking about using a crank.
Actually. all is in place and properly aligned so the extension does not touch the grille on the 34.
Triangular pan is the forward bearing. Not the grille.
That is the reason for the thick reinforcing plate behind hole on pan.


Handle just clears INSIDE bumper. That is why length is so critical.

Last edited by David J; 07-17-2023 at 01:45 PM. Reason: clarity
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