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I need to find the size and location of the hole in the floorboard where the column passes through. The entire floor in my 47 3600 was replaced, and the location/size was lost.
Anyone have a measurement or two! Thanks!

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You might be able to get the rubberish seal to get the correct size. Then just measure from the correct location.

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OK, I just made some measurements on my cab.

The CL of the steering column opening is 12-5/8" left of center of the cowl.
The bend in the firewall is ~18-3/4 down from the top of the firewall (Measured at the location of the column opening)
The opening is semi-oval, with a ~2" wide circle at the top and a ~2-1/8" wide circle toward the bottom.
The Top of the opening is 1-3/8" above the firewall bend, and the bottom of the opening is 2-3/8" below the firewall bend.
That should get you close.
Also attached a couple of pics for you. Hope that helps

[on edit] just took look at your blog. thumbs_up
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Last edited by klhansen; 03/28/2020 6:56 PM.

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Thanks! That is what I need!


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