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#1120418 08/23/2015 12:39 AM
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Hey everyone, Newbie here....proud owner of a 1940 1 1/2 ton dump, with a 261 6l. Have already started on restoring/updating the truck and have gotten many great tips from this site. Will be checking in regularly to get many more tricks n tips from you experts! Thank you!

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bjstruck, welcome to the Stovebolt. I see your from Va. so you have plenty of company in your area. Watch for them. They're everywhere!
You've probably already checked out the BIG BOLT Forum? Would love to see some pics of the 1 1/2 ton when you can post some.


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Welcome bj, nothing wrong with a 261. Yes, you're in good company there in Richmond. Good luck.
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Thank you all for the welcome. I made a typo in my original message......it is a 216 6l engine in my 1940 ton n a half not a 261, which there ain't nothing wrong with a 261,but alas it's a 216 with all of 29.5 horsepower!


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Ya...but them are 29.5 REAL horses!


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