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#502852 - 04/16/08 08:53 PM What's it fit? Steering column
just me Offline
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Any ideas? There is a 17TAB and 16TC cast on two of the parts.
Thanks
Charley
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#502858 - 04/16/08 09:04 PM Re: What's it fit? Steering column [Re: just me]
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That is out of something good! Are the bolt heads square or hex head? If they are square it may be Rolls-Royce
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#502861 - 04/16/08 09:13 PM Re: What's it fit? Steering column [Re: 1937hd45]
Layden B Offline
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The wheel gear looks rather large, that would give a slow ratio for more leverage on a large vehicle with bigger tires to carry the load. I suggest this may be fire truck.
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#502871 - 04/16/08 09:58 PM Re: What's it fit? Steering column [Re: Layden B]
just me Offline
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the bolt heads are hex.

Thanks for your replies.
Charley
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#502886 - 04/16/08 10:39 PM Re: What's it fit? Steering column [Re: Layden B]
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 Originally Posted By: Layden B
The Wheel Bearinglooks rather large, that would give a slow ratio for more leverage on a large vehicle with bigger tires to carry the load. I suggest this may be fire truck.


I totally agree with him.
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#502896 - 04/16/08 11:03 PM Re: What's it fit? Steering column [Re: jahorld]
Layden B Offline
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Assuming the 3 bolt flange goes against the frame, the output shaft would be over the frame and the shaft up to the wheel is at a steep angle. Both hint at truck. Looks to be a Gemmer brand, they made lots of columns for cars and commercial vehicles.
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