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36coupe 03-05-2022 07:23 AM
36 EB on a 37 Transmission
 

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On DD’s suggestion I fabricated a bracket for my 36 emergency brake on the 37 transmission. Using the 37 and later transmission mount and transmission does not have a provision for the 36 mount. I have to finish and paint the mount but I’m happy with the location and it feels nice and solid. It comes up through the floor in the stock location. I’ll post a finished picture later.
You can see my temporary none adjustable clutch rod that until I fabricated until I find a 39 clutch arm in the background. I have 3 main items and lots of small ones left on the list, patch pin holes in the gas tank, run a gas line, oil lines for the oil filter and install my nos radiator ( still a lot of figuring to be done on that one). Then I will have a running moving chassis and I can get the body in the shop.

Lawson Cox 03-05-2022 07:10 PM
Re: 36 EB on a 37 Transmission
 

That'll work. Nice job.

36coupe 03-05-2022 09:02 PM
Re: 36 EB on a 37 Transmission
 

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Originally Posted by Lawson Cox (Post 2110470)
That'll work. Nice job.
Thanks LC.
Here is a few more pictures.
I’m happy.

JM 35 Sedan 03-07-2022 05:15 PM
Re: 36 EB on a 37 Transmission
 

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Originally Posted by 36coupe (Post 2110327)
On DD’s suggestion I fabricated a bracket for my 36 emergency brake on the 37 transmission. Using the 37 and later transmission mount and transmission does not have a provision for the 36 mount. I have to finish and paint the mount but I’m happy with the location and it feels nice and solid. It comes up through the floor in the stock location. I’ll post a finished picture later.
You can see my temporary none adjustable clutch rod that until I fabricated until I find a 39 clutch arm in the background. I have 3 main items and lots of small ones left on the list, patch pin holes in the gas tank, run a gas line, oil lines for the oil filter and install my nos radiator ( still a lot of figuring to be done on that one). Then I will have a running moving chassis and I can get the body in the shop.
I haven't been following your previous threads on this same subject, but I'm wondering why you didn't just use a '35-'36 rear transmission mount & bearing retainer assembly that already has a provision for mounting the '35-'36 emergency brake lever and mounting bracket? Just curious. Would have made your conversion a lot easier.

39fordtruck 03-07-2022 09:56 PM
Re: 36 EB on a 37 Transmission
 

Okay ��

36coupe 03-07-2022 11:04 PM
Re: 36 EB on a 37 Transmission
 

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Originally Posted by JM 35 Sedan (Post 2111050)
I haven't been following your previous threads on this same subject, but I'm wondering why you didn't just use a '35-'36 rear transmission mount & bearing retainer assembly that already has a provision for mounting the '35-'36 emergency brake lever and mounting bracket? Just curious. Would have made your conversion a lot easier.
Good question
A couple of reasons I didn’t have a usable 36 transmission mount. I did have a 37 frame mounts plus the transmission mounts. Figured the 37 was an up grade over the 36. I have time and less money. That always seems to be the way when you work no time, not working lots of time. A 55$ bearing retainer is over a 100$ cad by the time it gets here. I could have gone with a under the dash lever but this was more fun. I line my own brake linings because I can. I have a nice welder so any excuse to use it is go by good.
I’m real happy with the results because when a ford guru looks in the window he will see a original 36 eb. Lots of time and no money spent doing what gives me satisfaction. Doesn’t take much to make me happy lol.

V8COOPMAN 03-08-2022 02:05 AM
Re: 36 EB on a 37 Transmission
 

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Originally Posted by 36coupe (Post 2111120)
Good question
A couple of reasons I didn’t have a usable 36 transmission mount. I did have a 37 frame mounts plus the transmission mounts. Figured the 37 was an up grade over the 36. I have time and less money. That always seems to be the way when you work no time, not working lots of time. A 55$ bearing retainer is over a 100$ cad by the time it gets here. I could have gone with a under the dash lever but this was more fun. I line my own brake linings because I can. I have a nice welder so any excuse to use it is go by good.
I’m real happy with the results because when a ford guru looks in the window he will see a original 36 eb. Lots of time and no money spent doing what gives me satisfaction. Doesn’t take much to make me happy lol.

Ya know, you've got a pretty decent attitude about STUFF! DD

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JM 35 Sedan 03-08-2022 08:17 PM
Re: 36 EB on a 37 Transmission
 

Quote:
Originally Posted by 36coupe (Post 2111120)
Good question
A couple of reasons I didn’t have a usable 36 transmission mount. I did have a 37 frame mounts plus the transmission mounts. Figured the 37 was an up grade over the 36. I have time and less money. That always seems to be the way when you work no time, not working lots of time. A 55$ bearing retainer is over a 100$ cad by the time it gets here. I could have gone with a under the dash lever but this was more fun. I line my own brake linings because I can. I have a nice welder so any excuse to use it is go by good.
I’m real happy with the results because when a ford guru looks in the window he will see a original 36 eb. Lots of time and no money spent doing what gives me satisfaction. Doesn’t take much to make me happy lol.
Lindsey, if it works and you're happy, that's all that really matters.

FlatTopFreddie 03-09-2022 08:55 AM
Re: 36 EB on a 37 Transmission
 

we made a similar bracket for our Model A's with F150's ... good idea and good job


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