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The front tires on my 1926 Model TT Truck are 5.25 X 21. I found some that are 4.50 X 21. Will those work on my TT? Thanks

I'm sure this has been ask, but is there a estimation on how many Model TT One Ton Trucks are still in existence out of the 1,485,000 manufactured between 1917-27. I have a 1926 TT. Thanks Mark

I have a 1926 TT Truck and removed the water pump when I bought it and it runs fine.

Hi, Could someone tell me what size is the Model T Ford Transmission Band Adjusting Nut - Special Slotted Nut.
Thanks Mark

Burger in Spokane wrote: ↑

Sat Sep 11, 2021 1:12 am

Should be able to break the sound barrier now !

Yep. 0 to 28 MPH in 3.6 Minuets!

Duey_C wrote: ↑

Sat Sep 11, 2021 2:17 am

Nice truck! Those lamps look good!
Have you lit them yet?

Not Yet.

Installed the Side Lamps / Lights on my 1926 TT Truck.

modeltspaz wrote: ↑

Fri Aug 27, 2021 10:56 pm

Don't forget to install the transparent red disk between the clear teacup and the retainer in the taillight. They're available from pretty much all the vendors.

Beautiful truck.

Very Nice!

Getting closer on getting my new 1926 Model TT Truck on the road. A little wiring and then Cruzing here I come.

What goes/ went in these holes on the left side of the dash on Model TT Trucks? I have seen different pictures with them.
Thanks Mark

Thanks. I thought I would have to replace the original 6 V Cut out on the generator with a 12 V one.

[image] Do anyone know where I can buy a 12 Volt Cut Out / Voltage Regulator? Mack's , Lang's and Snyder's don't seem to have one in stock. I an going to use a 12 Volt Battery on my 1924 Model TT Truck. Have the light bulbs and battery just need the cut out. Thanks

Just to go a small step further that no one covered, straight up and down (vertical) with the stick is direct drive, forward with the stick is low and back with the stick is overdrive. Shifting from one gear to another as you're driving along, decelerate a bit depress the clutch and move the stick....

The front tires on my 1924 TT Truck are 5.25 X 21 . What is the proper tire pressure? The rear tires are 6.50 X 20 and say 50 LBS single and 60 LBS dully. Thanks Mark

The engine number is a November 1925 number. It has been registered as a 1924 for decades. I'm thinking it is an early 1926?

Couple more pictures.

Picked up my 1924 Model TT One ton Truck. Fully restored. Rocky Mountain Transmission. This is my 5th Model T Ford over the years. Tops out at about 28 MPH. . 0 to 25 in 1.5 minuets. Ha Ha Ha . Mark

Thank you for your response. Yes there are accessory outside brakes on the TT. I just didn't know how to shift it or when to shift it. Thanks Mark

How do you shift a Rocky Mountain Transmission on my new 1924 TT Truck?
Thanks