The pictures are of 2 pitman arms I have. The short on is a repro and a very good looking one at that. The long one came off my 1914 steering column. The short one is the same as the one I have on my 1915. I checked the parts books and the same part number is used from 13 through 26 and appears to be the short one. Does anyone know what I have here and even if the long one is even a model T Ford? The ball on the short on is 1” and the ball on the short one appears to be 7/8”
Thank you, Craig
Looking for Pitman arm information
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Craig E. Luton
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Re: Looking for Pitman arm information
This comparison may help, the ball on your used one is rather worn to egg shape.
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Craig E. Luton
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Re: Looking for Pitman arm information
Looks like I have a 26/27 pitman arm on a 13/14 steering column, interesting.
thank you for your reply. Craig
thank you for your reply. Craig
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Re: Looking for Pitman arm information
The "ball" on the long one looks pear shaped - if so it may be worn out hence the dimension
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