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James Yuill

Steve is correct..you lift the handle to turn. My valve at carb weeped..replaced with new one from Langs. Steve at Langs said they dry out and the fuel "cruds" them up over time. Said you can rebuild or get new one. Got new one and rebuilt old one...lapped the old valve..used EZTurn sealant on valve...

James Yuill

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Mitch I echo Steve and glad he is on the mend..pretty scary event.but sure happy he's recovering and back on the forum. He has much to contribute. Your videos are great..I have learned a great deal and reference them often when tackling something on my 26 coupe Keep up the great work Mitch!

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Norm..one word..WOW..what a beautiful transformation.
Great Job!.
Hauled it home in a pickup yet..love it!
Jim

James Yuill

My 26 coupe has the clamps holding down the angled horizontal portion of the floor under pedals that rests on the side body gussetts. ..one on either side. Had to make my own since mine were missing.. used holes already on the gussett where original ones were. Simple project. There are none the the ...

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Alan...Great innovative idea. That's why I like this forum.. sharing ideas and brainstorming to come up with solutions. Exhaust flow won't be impacted to any extent. Good job Alan!

James Yuill

According to google..RF cures in 24 hrs in air and exposure to moisture. I know doesn't apply to the "wad" you used. If you are worried about leakage I think it's unfounded..you tightly put clamps on the tube and fitting. As suggested maybe JB Weld the ends..if you want tp replace it in 20 years dea...

James Yuill

JB Weld would be a good permanent choice..use it to stop leaks all the time. But you've used the RS already..see how it holds up
...but you have another alternative to use. Either way with the clamps nice and tight you should be fine. Amazing what we do to keep peace! LOL

James Yuill

If we knew the fix perhaps someone could give you other altenatives. Otherwise contact the manufactur..Permatex..ask them

James Yuill

Where is the hole is it on your T.. what are you trying to fix

James Yuill

Very awkward..no room. I put a new shut off valve to the carb and used an open end wrench and had to attack it on an angle with the top of the wrench angled toward firewall. It's a slow process but worked for me.

James Yuill

Good to have you back..missed your videos. Glad your difficult times have passed or are at least
hopefully manageable. I have a 26 coupe that has kept me semi-sane since retiring. It truly has been a joy! Welcome back!!

James Yuill

Steve's hospital:
Lutheran Hospital
7950 W Jefferson Blvd.
Ft Wayne, IN 46804
260-435-7001

Jim Yuill

James Yuill

Your a good man, Dallas. That 15 is precious to him. We sure wish Steve a speedy recovery and are praying for him. He is true Model T er.
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James Yuill

I sent you pics via email of my 27 coupe interior over rear window
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James Yuill

I got one and it's really slick..no more struggles. I took a suggestion from fellow forum poster Royce and lined the inside of it with electrical tape so rim won't be marred up up. I put a little grease on rim to facilitate attaching it. Great idea!

James Yuill

I thought the slowness was my phone acting up...love the old man walker meme. Probably Trumps fault

James Yuill

Hopefully no rain in the forcast during the game

James Yuill

Greenfield village next to museum..ride in a Model T...the village is a wonderful experience

James Yuill

How about a trip to the birthplace of the Model T...Piquette Avenue Plant . Open Wednesday thru Sunday 10 am to 4 pm. Great museum with the letter cars on display..the secret room rebuilt where the brainstorming for the Model T took place..vintage dealer show room on display. ..Henry's office..The R...

James Yuill

Wonderful job and it's been in your family for 70 years. Very very special!!

James Yuill

I had a similar experience that baffled me. My starter button was getting hung up the the hole in the floorboard and not plunging down far enough to make contact. I had an extension on the button to elevate it above the floor..simple fix.

James Yuill

That'll work

James Yuill

How about using a 1/4 inch drill bit to measure the gap b/w base and float top?

James Yuill

Rich You are truly a dedicated master at metal work. I enjoy your step by step photos and the results are spectacular You don't give up and abandon the project..sometime you have to take a time out...return and view it with fresh eyes and maybe a new approach. Life is about the journey not the desti...

James Yuill

Any sediment bulbs for a 26 coupe..complete.you might still have Jim

James Yuill

I've longed believed that if modern adhesives had been available during Henry's time he would have used them..anything to inexpensively speed up production.
As long as it is not obvious to the eye.on a restored vehicle...
I don't have a problem

James Yuill

All good points..if.. using Gorilla 2 side tape..can falls it'll hit shelf pan and won't go anywhere..I used it ony step plates cuz didn't want to drill holes in my nice running boards..they haven't moved in 2 years and with a little heat I can remove them and not damage the paint...good point hadn'...

James Yuill

Just looking for ideas..could mount on driver side..lot of holes there to bolt into..but like u..I prefer on passenger side
Thinking may a gorilla 2 sided tape might work ..thanks in advance

James Yuill

The passenger side looks right to me also.

James Yuill

Thanks Mark..gas tank right in back of firewall..no room between tank and firewall..worried about screws digging into tank..thinking about an adhesive maybe...1926 coupe cowl tank ..Jim

James Yuill

Where is the oil can bracket supposed to attach to firewall..I'm thinking next to shut off valve low enuf to clear hood closing. Problem is attaching screws with gas tank right in back of it . Any ideas?

James Yuill

Where is the pillar can bracket supposed to attach to firewall..I'm thinking next to shut off valve low enuf to clear hood closing. Problem is attaching screws with gas tank right in back of it . Any ideas?

James Yuill

Any more 2839 lug wrenches available? Jim Yuill

James Yuill

Any more available

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