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  1. bjornebraten
    I have some questions. I am going to register the 1973 I-H 1210 2WD pickup truck in Norway. I have the certificate of title. I need all the data about the vehicle. In Norway we name it a "wagoncard". Don`t know what you call it in U.S. but in contains all dimensions,weight,engine power etc. Could you help me with this information? My vin is 1H3H2C00CHB10502. Thomas
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    Thanx Moses. Do it like that. Thomas
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    Took my half shafts out so i could send brake drums to turn. I think it looked like the wheel bearings are lubed my the diff oil. Is this right? Shouldn`t be packed with greese? Another question is what about torgue ? I will use the old bearings . They are in great cond. Need only new inner seal. Does someone know part numbers of these seals. Need also the outer pinion seal nearest the propeller shaft. Thankful for some advices. Thomas
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    Thanks Moses ,i took it to a machine shop for the fit the pins.
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    Hi. What about chims? How tight should it be? One one side of the axle had almost no chims and the other had four. How much play should it be? 00.10?
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    Hi Moses. Thanks a lot of your description. I have had the same thoughts about the pins. Read somewhere that a guy got trouble because the pins were too tight. I have taken the axle off the car and will get some help from an old skilled bus mechanic at work in our workshop. I also have outfit to hone the bushing after fitting. Bought two sets to be on the safe side. Have to be extreme careful when pulling in and out to not damage the surrounding iron. I`ll try.
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    Going to change both king pins on my front axle tomorrow. Got all parts and a big puller,but need some information about this job. Do i have to pull the old pins down or up? Very thankful for an answer to this question.
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    Need one or a pair of brake drums for my 1973 ih 1210 rwd. Looking for dayton 376424-c3 drums. Thomas , norway
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    Hi! Checked the lst and it said 2,5 ". Thomas
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    I am going to repair all brakes on my pick up. I opened the front brake drum and measured that the brake shoes was 2 1/2 . I have not opened rear drum yet because i have to move the car. Is also the rear brake shoes 2 1/2 ? Thankful for answers. Thomas
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    I am going to repair all brakes on my pick up. I opened the front brake drum and measured that the brake shoes was 2 1/2 . I have not opened rear drum yet because i have to move the car. Is also the rear brake shoes 2 1/2 ? Thankful for answers. Thomas
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    Thanks for the warning Moses I will measure. I think i will shop at rockauto. Thomas
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    Looked over the papers for my car that i imported from Belgium. The car was bought at an auction i us in 2015. In the papers it is a fault in the vin code. the wrong vin is 1H3H2C0CHB10502 the right is 1H3H2C00CHB10502 . The right vin have i checked many places , but since it has not 17 digits i can`t track it. Us license plate number is 28-3973 state maybe az. Someone that could help me? Thomas ih salgsmelding.pdf
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    i think i take it away. thanks Moses.
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    Have a box with a brake pipe from master cylinder connected. Some wires also. Box is mounted under dash. When i touch brake pedal , the knob moves . what is this? See pictures.
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