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EFV-8 Club Forum / Light Commercial Truck Discussion / 1934 BB Truck water pumps needed

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fortyfordguy
01-01-2010 @ 11:48 AM
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sorry for the duplication in the post....

fortyfordguy
01-01-2010 @ 8:04 AM
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I have about 4 or 5 sets of rebuilt 32-36 water pumps. At least two sets have the double-sheave truck pulleys. Price is $120/pump for single sheave, or $135/pump for double sheave. Have to charge a $30 core charge per pump or get a rebuildable core back. No one is reproducing these new so a good rebuilt is the way to go. You can email me at Fortyfordguy@yahoo.com.

fortyfordguy
01-01-2010 @ 8:04 AM
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I have about 4 or 5 sets of rebuilt 32-36 water pumps. At least two sets have the double-sheave truck pulleys. Price is $120/pump for single sheave, or $135/pump for double sheave. Have to charge a $30 core charge per pump or get a rebuildable core back. No one is reproducing these new so a good rebuilt is the way to go. You can email me at Fortyfordguy@yahoo.com.

wmsteed
12-31-2009 @ 9:19 AM
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I just again reviewed the pic Victor posted of the engine in the truck he has.
The left exhaust manifold is not a '36 "log type" manifold. The manifold appears to be more like a '37 or later.


Bill
36 5 win delx cpe

wmsteed
12-31-2009 @ 8:54 AM
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I recently purchased a bunch of parts at a farm auction in Montana, water pumps, heads, exhaust manifolds, etc. All of the parts reputedly came off of a '34 Ford V8 1-1/2 ton flat bed truck which was in the process of being restored when it was destroyed in a barn fire. The engine parts were not in the same barn.
Some of the water pumps have ports for the temp gauge (left side) and grease zerk fitting. I also have two new old stock (NOSR) 32-36 pumps that are in the boxes they came in.
I would not use the NOSR pumps until they have been rebuilt, they have been sitting on my shelf for over fifty years.
I can supply pic's of the pumps if interested...

Bill
36 5 win delx cpe

Henry
12-30-2009 @ 5:56 PM
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Victor:

You can buy brand new water pumps for '32-'53 Fords from FRYER's. He has an ad in V8 Times and I bought a pair for my '34 pickup that is pictured on the web site in the gallery section. Anyway, Daryl Fryer's pumps for my '34 work very well and they look just like the originals. His phone # 909-335-1415 and he is located in Redlands, CA

Henry

37RAGTOPMAN
12-29-2009 @ 11:27 AM
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HI
I would cal either JOBLOT, which has been selling FORD PARTS for about 50 years,
I did give a 800 number to call,
and in KANTER AD in HEMMING'S MOTOR NEWS, they say in the ad, $25.00 each core charge,
if might sound like a lot of money, but by the time you buy 2 pumps and have them sent to you, you probably have more money invested then that, and maybe one of the pumps will be no good,
and you still have to send them out to get rebuilt ?
atleast they give you a warranty,
and are there when you need them,
call them and request a catalog,
GOOD LUCK, with you water pumps needed,
hope this helps,37RAGTOPMAN

36 conv sedan
12-27-2009 @ 12:00 PM
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Thanks for the input. I just checked with Kanter's website and they mention it is exchange only, so either I have to locate another source or at least a couple of cores.

I deffinately will keep the truck original. The engine so far appears to be fine, and even if it wasn't I prefer to keep things stock.

thanks,
Victor

37RAGTOPMAN
12-27-2009 @ 10:46 AM
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hi Victor
those water pumps should be no problem locating, esp if you do not need to be originals,
I used to sell these as repros and never had any problems with them. try JOBLET in NY
1 800- 221-0172 they should have them in stock.,
or KANTER AUTO PARTS in BOONTON NJ.1 800 526 1096
Kanter wants $135.00 plus $25.00 core charge,each,says limited lifetime warranty
get a few V8 VENDERS CATALOGS,this will help locating the parts you need,
also put a wanted ADD in parts wanted in the FORD WEB SITE, right here,
keep the truck original as best you can,
this info should help
lets hear how you made out,
if you still have problems
37RAGTOPMAN

supereal
12-27-2009 @ 10:09 AM
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As has been said, finding in-head water pumps can be difficult, and usually expensive. Given the age and probable condition of that engine, you may be better advised to locate a later type engine if you are not planning to be "correct". The pusher pumps are more efficient that the old style, and certainly more widely available and less expensive.

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