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#974849 09/27/2013 2:31 PM
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I have '42 1/2 ton and just put a '54 235 engine in it. My problem is the original '42 clutch/brake pedal assembly mounts right up to the motor but the throw out arm doesn't line up. I didn't have the original throw out arm so bought one over the net for a '54. The arm is too close to the clutch pedal (no room for the linkage rod) and the distance needed to disengage the clutch doesn't seem to be enough. Is there a difference in throw out arms and what do I need to do to correct the problem?

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They are different and did change over the years. I would post an ad in Swap Meet to see if someone had them, they also show up on eBay with some regularity.


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