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#968323 08/31/2013 10:20 PM
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Can any one tell me if the steering gear boxes for the Big Bolts are the same as the ones for the smaller trucks?


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Hy rautru, the answer is no they are not the same, the 4000 series and 6000 series use the same box, hope that helps.

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It does help. That rules out the ones for sale at LMC Truck then.


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Rautru I have sent you a PM.


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Are they the same boxes from a 1948 6400?

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I am not sure. Can anyone answer that for us?


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I guess you could answer that question with a parts manual, but since I don't have one, that is why I posted the question.


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And that's why I gave you the link to the parts manual above.


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My bad, I did not notice the link to the manual.


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Well, I couldn't find anything in the parts manual relates to manual steering gear boxes.


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maybe you're not looking in the right place, the "box" is not seperate from the column/shaft, and further on you'll find the shaft/worm are different for series 3 and series 4/6 ... probably length

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The answer to that question is no they are not the same. The change happened mid year 1955 with the advent of the taskforce series trucks.


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Thank for the info.


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