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Warren
If your talking about the hood registration # I can't help you, I have a book on production figures only ( your truck was the 42,596th of the line )
T
Your truck was the 19,280th accepted into service (4-52) Edit: make that 1952 not 1962 :doh:
Very good point
Though I doubt the cooling tube would be able to transfer that much heat...however if the leak is a couple of inches from the bottom you could leave enough coolant in the lower tank to dissipate any excess heat so it doesn't melt the tank seams
As mentioned above the leadfree acid core solder and flux will do just fine. I think a propane torch will do a better job of pre heating the damaged area and burning off any residual water trapped/left in the bad rad tube
Thats why its important to compress it tight, I put on several thousand miles towing my M-37 trailer queen and never had a problem with the suspension ever bouncing enough to cause the hooks to come off frame mounts, heck I once hit a pothole so hard that the front trailer axle tube bent part of...
Yes the 37's with intank fuel filter ( around 1953 and newer ) have only one rubber hose which is the 8" long one ( with valve ) that runs from the frame to the intake side of fuel pump, the rest is all metal pipe. Of course the intank fuel filter is worthless as far as servicing it if it gets...
With a 5800lb truck I wanted to pull the frame down pretty tight so as to not have three different supensions doing three different things while going down the highway, so I would drive mine up to the very front of my 16' trailer, loop a chain through the front trailer D-ring and the ends to...
Fuel leak as mentioned by VT and/or could be weak check valves in fuel pump causing fuel to drain back to tank, to check for this turn off the fuel valve at the pump when your done running it for the week or try using the primer on the fuel pump before starting it next time after sitting ( if...
I've noticed just recently that when I post pictures in a thread some come up as photos and others come up as just links, in one recent thread I posted two photos and one came up as photo and the other as a link??