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#1038674 06/29/2014 7:57 PM
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Working on '49 3600 and we are to the point of pulling the cab. What do you do with the gear shift and parking brake?

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Dave,

3-speed or 4-speed?

Is parking brake on/near the top of the 4-speed transmission, or is is a foot-pedal actuated parking brake?

DaveBPT #1038711 06/29/2014 10:34 PM
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Dave - you can pull the gear shift out by pressing down on that retaining ring around the top of the stick and then turning it counter-clockwise. Its a bit of a pain, but it will turn. I actually took an 18 inch two-by-four and drilled a little notch in it so that I could press down with some pressure and still turn it.


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