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#466497 10/30/2008 9:19 PM
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Did they make a 35 1/2 ton with a high cab and a low cab, I'm asking because a have a titled 35 with a low cab similar to a 36.Or did they interchange year parts. Thanks

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The low cab was not until 1936. The high cabs have some interchangable form 34-36.


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