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Old 07-12-20, 14:52
Maurice Donckers Maurice Donckers is offline
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Default C15A steering column alignment

I am finishing my front end restauration on my C15A wire body truck , and my question is : are there spacers fitted between the steering column cast bracket to the cab bracket . This question comes up because the column is hitting the floor plate at the top . My CGT has a plate with distance springs fitted .
Can anybody help me with this ?
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Old 07-12-20, 19:48
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Hi Maurice

Which parts are you referring to?

Do these pictures help at all
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Old 08-12-20, 08:57
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Thanks Jordan , I have this set up in my CGT , and I have still a complete set from an APT C60L , so I could use that , but what was on my truck is a different length top piece , where the cast clamp was directly bolted on to , but then the steering collumn sits right at the top of the hole in the floor plate .
It is also possible that there are different set ups because early cabs had rubber between the cab mounting , and the later ones where straight metal to metal.
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Old 08-12-20, 09:39
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Maurice, maybe your truck was modified in civilian life to make more room for the driver?

The option to remove the filler piece is mentioned in Fitting tall guys in Cab 11/12's
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Old 08-12-20, 15:51
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Hanno it was never in civilian life , The top plate for fastening it to the cab frame is stamped , and the holes are punched out , the plate is longer then the spring mounted version , and was painted in olive drab .
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