billrigsby
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billrigsby's post in Carter B&B Identification was marked as the answer
1937 Plymouth Carter C6F5 Carburetor
1937 Chrysler, Desoto Carter E6K1, E6K2, E6K3, E6K4, E6M1, E6L1 Carburetor
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billrigsby's post in Trying to ID this engine. was marked as the answer
you might contact Eric Bannerman; Admin of Dodge, Fargo & Desoto Trucks 1948 1949 1950 1951 1952 1953
and provide this information, he is very knowledgeable on these engines;
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billrigsby's post in Body bolts & E-brake was marked as the answer
I've always called them 'U-Nuts' that's what dad and UAL called them!
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billrigsby's post in Timing off by 30 Degrees... was marked as the answer
Assuming this is on the end of the crankshaft,
Yes, that is exactly what it is, does not drive anything else.
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billrigsby's post in removing the radiator from a 42 dodge WC best way out the bottom or remove the hoods and out the top was marked as the answer
While I have no experience with any of the WC's only the B Series, and on them I think the top is easiest.
This is from the War Department Technical Manual Ordnance Maintenance Power Train, Clutch and Electrical - TM 9-1808 A,
and for 3/4 Ton and 1.5 Ton, also the only WC document I have other than a parts list......
Hope it helps!