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    WANTED Sweptline Parking Brake Cables

    I have yet to see a specific listing, either OEM or interchange, for the right and left side rear cable setups for a 1968 Sweptline short-box. Do any of you with same truck have the perfect replacement? The priority is the right side cable with casing being 72 -74 inches long. The inside...
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    Wood burning stove problems

    Your shop may be too 'air tight'. Like all heat sources that involve combustion, there must be an adequate supply of outside air - preferably from a specially dedicated pipe (6 inch better than 4). Pipe can enter high up and be vertical until near stove - then drop down to vicinity of stove -...
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    WANTED W100 Sweptline Brake Cable

    Still seeking a new or used right side (rear) brake cable. Truck has the 12" drums and cable casing 72" long. I cannot find any new listings. Truck is a '68 Pwr. wag. with short box and pretty sure not the only one left in North America. So - - can someone please offer tips or ideas as to a...
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    Ignition Problems

    Headlite switch or dimmer (foot) switch are also suspects.
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    Ignition Problems

    :drinks:
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    First project

    Agree with everything suggested by AJ - - :happy:
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    Just spent 50 of last 70 days in hospital - relating to open heart surgery. I wouldn't wish my...

    Just spent 50 of last 70 days in hospital - relating to open heart surgery. I wouldn't wish my experience upon any man, woman or child. So, still seeking right side P-brake cable. Ideas? thanks
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    Ignition Problems

    I had same issues with '77 Power Wagon decade ago. It was loose connections on Ammeter.
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    WANTED Brake Cable for Dodge/Fargo Power Wagon

    Thanks. I see some newer (early Seventies) listings and they don't seem so special. As far as pics, orig cable was seized inside and casing 'buckled' and owner misplaced or threw it out five years ago. I haven't seen truck since November but when it's back to me for maintenance I should be able...
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    WANTED Brake Cable for Dodge/Fargo Power Wagon

    Hello? Month later and no action. :asskiss:. Nobody here has similar truck? Secret interchanges? Have a good Easter and stay safe.
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    WANTED Brake Cable for Dodge/Fargo Power Wagon

    I am seeking a part or link to a good (new or used) right-rear brake cable assembly for a 1968 Fargo W100 Power Wagon with 12 inch drums. The casing is between 72 and 76 inches long and not sure what length the cable itself would be - to extend about 8 inches out each end. I do not have...
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    WANTED Right Rear Brake Cable from 1968 Power Wagon

    This is a Sweptline short-box W-100 with 12-inch drums. I am seeking a good, used cable that is approx. 72 - 76 inches long (casing) - and about 8 inches of cable on each end. There may be a newer part available but I have not seen one - even on R.A. Truck parked for next 3 months so no big...
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    FUEL GAUGE SENDING UNIT TO FIT BEHIND THE SEAT TANK

    All good advice. I could not use the A-body rheostat 'cause it has a much longer swing distance - seems like about 180 degrees to the truck's shorter 100 to 110. (guessing). The resistances also way different. No big deal, though. I got back inside the damaged part and strengthened where the...
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    FUEL GAUGE SENDING UNIT TO FIT BEHIND THE SEAT TANK

    Hello. I don't fully understand reply. Yes, there is a problem with rheostat, but it is the moving copperish strip inside - that rubs up and down against (fragile) rheostat wiring. In the early 'cab tanks' this mechanism was attached very high so unless tank kept at least 3/4 full, the...
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    FUEL GAUGE SENDING UNIT TO FIT BEHIND THE SEAT TANK

    Sorry - - I didn't clarify well. I meant to say "the door-lock assemblies" - the part attached by inside clip - that you put the key into (from outside, of course). These (truck) items have larger metal trim part that surrounds the key slot. The car units of that era are smaller in overall...
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