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  1. 12-26-2008 07:03 AM #1
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    Early `39 w/ mechanical brakes or late`39-40 w/ hydraulic? I have one of the latter. J.B.
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  2. 12-26-2008 07:09 AM #2
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    Hydraulics, and 40 isn't the same. Got pics?
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    Quote Originally Posted by gkgeiger View Post
    Hydraulics, and 40 isn't the same. Got pics?
    I`ll see what I can do.
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    I believe this is a 39 frame under my 37 . Has the wide 5 rims on it with hydraulic .Ice storm outside right now so no laying under for a better pic today .

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    Bobby,
    It's a 40. I can tell because of the clutch linkage. 40's use a crossshaft and the rod comes right off the clutch pedal. On 39's the rod comes off the shaft to the right of the brake pedal and goes to a lever on the throw out shaft.
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    Congratulations..........looks like you found one, from your fordbarn ad.
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