Some where you can find a short shaft water pump, and pulley system. I haven't 
done any thing like this but I have read up on it. Check out the parts houses, 
give them a call.
Mike 50 3100

  
I am working on final preparations for putting the cab back on my fully 
restored frame and am installing the radiator bracket. There is no choice where 
the bracket goes (give or take) so with a 261 engine on the frame, you cant put 
the radiator back where it was originally on the outside back of the bracket. 
Ive seen hundreds of these trucks butchered up to make a 235 or 261 fit but 
with this truck being pristine, I cant just get out a pair of tin snips. So, I 
am installing the radiator INSIDE the bracket and just up against the front 
inside. I am welding a special track onto the inside of the bracket so the 
radiator easily slides in and out. Please stop me if you know of a more elegant 
way. Once I have done this, I will have to do some special sheet metal cutting 
to the hood latch assembly pan and the lower pan but thats no big deal. Anyhow, 
I would love to hear how anyone else accomplished this before I start hacking 
away.

Also, the fan is now about 2-2-1/2 inches away from the radiator. (Rather large 
gap). Is that a cooling system problem waiting to happen?

Thanks everyone! I know there is a short shaft water pump, but even with that 
already on, the radiator has to be moved forward!?

Deve
www.speedprint.com/Deves50





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