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The reason I am asking this is that my clutch pedal has always been about 3 inches lower than my brake pedal. This was true even before I upgraded to an SM420 with a JC bell housing modified for the pedal set up. My MC is also bolted to the frame. As I was laying underneath the truck the other day I noticed some different diameters on the pedals, the clutch looked smaller around the pivot point than the brake. So I am wondering if I have a 1/2 Ton clutch pedal. I will measure it and compare to Jim's dimensions. With different parts numbers, I am thinking I have the wrong pedal. No real surprise there are several secrets like that on my panel.I will do some measuring and let you all know what I find, again thanks.
Mike
1946 1-ton Panel
1952 1-ton Comml. W/Grain Body
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