Allan Parkhurst

Thanks  I have bushings # 70 #41 #30 #35  Trying to find what they will work on. Thanks tor the quick reply. 

I need a bushing chart for Miller tool MT-19  Thanks    arp4801@gmail.com

Dave Erb 73 passed on Nov. 6th 2015 . I was informed by his wife Sandra. He had over 1891 post to the forum as Grey Beard and helped many with truck questions. He and I posted in the pilots knowledge section how to make wire system for the B1B trucks. I visited Dave and his wife in New Holland, PA. and I think several others have also. Dave and his brother also visited me in Ohio.

Barry I bought my harness from RI wiring and had them build in for right brake and turn single. From the left light they added two wires with 54" of tape and 4" of untapped wires. This was built into the harness as a complete unit. They did an excellent job. My truck was a B1B 108". Attached is from   knowledge section. Allan

http://dodgepilothouseclub.org/know/wiring_harness/B1_series_wiring_details.pdf

Merle Your seat looks great. I enjoy all your post! Our Ohio weather is typical snow and cold and looking forward to the warm up soon.

I have a solid frame in NE Ohio if that would help. Wish I was closer.

I have an extra top piece if you need one. I could take a picture of it if needed. It is from a 1948 B1B and in good shape just surface rust. Send an e-mail if interested. arp4801@aol.com

Thought I would add to the collection.

This is where I got mine. They also have good instructions on how to mount. I also have pictures on how I did mine. Hope it helps. Go to the 3 point belt section.

http://www.julianos.com/catalog.html

http://s93.photobucket.com/albums/l79/allanparkhurst/B1B%20Fuel%20Tank/

I updated the Photobucket file with a few more. There are about 20 good discriptive pictures from this book I can update if anyone wants them.

http://s93.photobucket.com/albums/l79/allanparkhurst/B1B%20Fuel%20Tank/

Posted both to my album. I may have the parts. Send me an e-mail

I will post a good picture tonight.

I will try link to Photobucket. http://s93.photobucket.com/albums/l79/allanparkhurst/B1B%20Fuel%20Tank/

I found a 1948 Dodge B1 Parts Book at a car show yesterday,it had some fuel system pictures. Thought I would share the picture.

These are the instructions I used to set mine up. A good link.

http://www.ply33.com/Repair/fuelsender.html

It works great.

http://akroncanton.craigslist.org/pts/2193699157.html

copy and paste to see the first truck.

I was checking Craigslist and found one listed for Ohio, Akron_Canton under for sale/wanted auto parts 1950 $ 1200.

Another listed for Cleveland Ohio under car&truck by owner $5000. Check it out and if you need more information I could help. I live 70 miles from locations.

On the four pictures posted,the first red door shows the vertical weatherstrip. Who sells that piece? I have been looking for orginal type replacement. Part number and Dealer would help. Thanks Allan

I used RI wire on my 1948 B1B. They built into the harness front and rear turn single and right rear wires. I used a 7 wire turn single.I have pictures of their wire harness on the Knowledge section. Very good quality,instructions and fit. They charged extra for the turn single wires but it was well worth it.

Tony I have some. Send me an e-mail arp4801@aol.com

I have a Foxtron 7 wire that had the drawing wrong. I will attach my coments from April. My indicator would not light either until i grounded the signal

.I found an error in the wire color code for Foxton 7 wire turn signal. Everything worked but when I applied the breaks the left front park light would come on. I found an error in the drawing supplied by Foxton, Number 3 shows left front flasher lamp Dark Blue but the correct color for number 3 should be Cyan and goes to Left rear.

Number 4 shows Left Rear flasher lamp color Cyan but the correct color for number 4 is Dark Blue and goes to the Left front flasher lamp.

I supplied the drawings for the Knowledge section so Page 23 needs to be updated along with page 24.

I also found why my indicator light on the turn signal would not light. I ran a seperate wire to ground the case to the frame, now it works.

I will send a note to Foxton for correction.

Allan

Dave I have both and for you the price is right. E-mail me. Allan

Thanks to all that replyed. I sent a note to hot rod tractor as a private message. The drive shaft is 4" in diameter and 61 3/4" in length tip of spline to end of u-joint. He can make a new one from a longer shaft if that is what is aviable. The one in Ohio may work but we will contact Dale Uhrich if it doesn't. You guys sure are a great help!! Allan

He said it had a 4 speed w/o fluid drive. I will try to get a length from him. Thanks for all the reply's. Allan