Hey there, wanted to say thank you for continuing to share all of this awesome work on the TT you are restoring. I have my late grandfathers TT which I love, however haven’t taken the rear end apart yet. Quite different than the standard T.
My 26 TT also had no interior seals. The original crown gear was knife-edged, so I replaced it with a set of express gears. The spider was the older 2-gear style, so somebody had swapped axles sometime in the last 100 years. I went back with the later 3-gear style spider.
I've never seen the inside of the TT rearend, interesting. I used the modern inside seal and felt outside seal on my speedster and it seem to be working out so far. (I better not brag or it will fly apart blow oil out) Great video. Cheers from the shed
I thought it would be neat to show and they are so much simpler than the car rears! Better knock on some wood to get your luck back. Thanks for watching!
Yes, it just makes you want to turn it and watch it work. As far as the shoes, I have saved a few sets over the years, they do pop up on ebay every once in awhile, but not nearly as often as they used to. Thanks for watching!
Hey there, wanted to say thank you for continuing to share all of this awesome work on the TT you are restoring. I have my late grandfathers TT which I love, however haven’t taken the rear end apart yet. Quite different than the standard T.
I just bought a 1926 model TT.
It has been in a garage for 20 years
Before that the owner had it as a parade truck
The truck is in really good shape
I sure am enjoying this series, I hope it never ends. Really entertaining and educational, thanks !
Glad you enjoy it! There is plenty of work to do, so the videos should keep coming. Thanks for watching!
My 26 TT also had no interior seals. The original crown gear was knife-edged, so I replaced it with a set of express gears. The spider was the older 2-gear style, so somebody had swapped axles sometime in the last 100 years. I went back with the later 3-gear style spider.
I've never seen the inside of the TT rearend, interesting. I used the modern inside seal and felt outside seal on my speedster and it seem to be working out so far. (I better not brag or it will fly apart blow oil out) Great video. Cheers from the shed
I thought it would be neat to show and they are so much simpler than the car rears! Better knock on some wood to get your luck back. Thanks for watching!
@@solarcitygarage Hello T Ford, guitar playing brother. Cheers.
I have a 24 Model TT. Good video. Thanks
Awesome, for some reason the TT's have always been my favorite. Thanks for watching!
That worm drive is pretty neat and those leaking seals probably saved you from a lungful of asbestos dust. What are you going to do for new shoes?
Yes, it just makes you want to turn it and watch it work. As far as the shoes, I have saved a few sets over the years, they do pop up on ebay every once in awhile, but not nearly as often as they used to. Thanks for watching!
I think the age of sellers is our enemy, they are passing away and not too many youngsters are interested in this stuff. Cheers.
cant you go to the local ford dealer ,and get the new parts of the shelf ?
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