I have a 1910 Touring, How do I tell the difference between the various configurations of gears? I want to change the steering column shaft and want to be sure to have the correct combination of gears & Shaft. I understand the early cars had a different pressure angle and perhaps different spacing between the steering gear pins. Are the Steering gears different diameters between the early & later versions? If so, can you tell me the sizes?
Thanks,
Dave
Steering Gears, How do I distinguish different early from later gears?
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Re: Steering Gears, How do I distinguish different early from later gears?
Take a look at June 26: https://www.mtfca.com/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?t=4747
quick and dirty is to look at the steering wheel pinion...if it is basically the same size as the planetary gears, it's early.
quick and dirty is to look at the steering wheel pinion...if it is basically the same size as the planetary gears, it's early.
Scott Conger
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