It did not help and the engine needed to be torn down and reworked to get it back in running order. In my previous travels in the stuck engine world I have done that. Thanks, I will probably try this solution. I'm a fan of big trucks so I'll be watching as your progress. Time is your friend, don't rush the process.
#SCRIPTCASE IPHONE CAPS LOCK STUCK FREE#
Try a 50/50 mixture of ATF and acetone to soak the cylinders/valves with to free up the engine. Ok must go work on something in the shop! I believe this is the correct type B engine: Rears, yes tires will be on the list but not for a while. The truck was last inspected around 1951 or 1952. Lets see we may have some more pictures too? Maybe the kids, grandkids, or great grandkids will have some fun with the truck at some point, even if its just to set in the shade next to it. Long term goals = None Its just a day at a time.Ĩ. Meet some new friends that may help me along the way.ħ. If I could drive it to our local antique equipment shows within 40 miles within the next 2 years and not break the bank It will have met my expectations.Ħ. Trailer it to some events for show and tell. Try to have some fun along the way meeting new folks and opening some new doors in life.Ĥ. Service it to be running and moving/stopping safely.ģ. Thanks for the kind words and great resource information. This truck is not running,it does roll, on some poor old tires, engine is stuck, dump bed is not hooked up or attached to the frame and the list goes on and on! But that's where we start! This truck falls into the category of Barn find, which should fit the Ford Barn nicely too!Įnough for tonight. The GarWoods are sharp in the bed corners. Tag is on the right side rail: Might be a little hard to read? I thought it might be a GarWood from other truck pictures. It was a "work truck"! It is a hydraulic lift. The owner and I came to agreement on the price and hopefully it will be able to get out and see the light of day soon. Two other friends looked it over and give a nod of approval. Its pretty complete and original except for maybe the turn signals and the headlights. This 32 AAB dump truck has been stored up on blocks since about 1952 or 1953. Having only owned Ford trucks since the mid 70's it checked that box. The plans will develop as we learn more about these! Today 6-1-21 I decided this should be my next Ford project. It was a local truck used in a water well drilling business. I called the number and went and looked at it several weeks ago. The truck was advertised in a small newsletter for our local antique tractor club. I tend to write a lot and post a lot of pictures I hope both will be ok? Being active on other forums for years I try to check in almost once a day. Hopefully over the next few weeks we can get it home and start to look at it in more detail. Today with the help of several friends I decided to secure this truck. I have posted a few pictures of this truck I was looking at. I am in the early stages of a new to me project that I will need much help and guidance on in the future.
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