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#935667 04/14/2013 1:22 PM
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Just joined yesterday but refered to stovebolt to answer some questions. I just purchased a 1950 3100 in march. Its in pretty good shape buts needs a lot of TLC. Has a newer 235 w/3 on the tree. Engine s/n is T701A. I think it maybe from 1957 but not sure. Be forewarned that I have a lot of questions and will greatly appreciate any advise and help.


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Welcome to the site. You're in good company here with the '50. There are different ways to find out the date of the engine, ask that stuff in the 'engine' forum. I think the newer 235s had holes for the motor mounts on the sides.

Nothing wrong with lots of questions. Our slogan is "knowledge is the best resource".

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Welcome to the stovebolt. Plenty of help here and great folks. I'll bet you'll find that there are some bolters near you. Just keep watch.
Good luck and post a link to some pictures when you can. As Leo pointed out post questions in the best forum for the fastest and best results. See ya around the shop


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thrs50 #935840 04/15/2013 8:39 AM
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Welcome! Yep, there is plenty of info on this site. Feel free to ask all the questions you want, someone always has an answer! Be sure to post any pics you have. We love pictures!!!

thrs50 #935960 04/15/2013 7:41 PM
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Welcome & yes we love pictures.....also ask away & the guys here will help u. Enjoy!!


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coffeeman #936070 04/16/2013 7:59 AM
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Thanks for the warm welcome. Once I figure out how to post pictures I will. anyway I am trying to determine how to connect a return spring for my parking brake. The is spring hanging near the crossmember that connects the the cables to the drums but i cannot find a connectiontion point for the other end. I connection rod may be required base on a catalog picture of a kit there that classic industries sells. Would appreciate any help.

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