TIPS AND TRICKS

• How to remove a broken off head bolt
• Make your own accessory outside oil line
• Installing Modern Valves, Vintage Ford Magazine, Vol 42, #4
• Will a Poor Mans Rajo setup fit in your car?
• Electric Cleaning?
• What's a transmission look like?
• The Warford from hell.
• Modern Bearings for your Rear End.
• Installation instructions for Dynabeads
• How to Start and Drive a Model T
• 1926 Fordor photos

If you have a tip, trick, or "field repair" that you would like to share, please send it to me and I'll add it to the database.

Recent additions from our Model T friends:

1) From John Deere; a little glass sediment bowl with two separate and very fine mesh screens that are easy to clean periodically, and with a built-in shut off valve that is not only convenient, but a real safety item. This is a "universal" type sediment bowl for many different farm tractors, but works well on Model T's and other old cars, and almost looks "period".

2) From Tractor Supply via mail-order: A universal type tractor muffler. Inch and a half inlet/outlet, compact, straight thru' all welded design to replace the multi-piece original type Model T muffler that commonly falls apart or blows apart from backfire. This tractor muffler fits well, sounds pleasant and similar to the Model T sound and not much louder.
 

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