2 Tooth

For the 2-tooth style steering box.

The Ford car was designed to use this extra heavy clinging type oil in the rear axle. This oil is almost a grease in weight and clings to the ring gear. Do not overfill. New squeeze bottle with a pour spout. Model T requires 1 quart for the rear axle. Model A requires 2 quarts total for the rear end, transmission and steering box. U.S.A.

Kit mounts the steering shaft housing to the steering box through the clamp. U.S.A.

For the ends of the spark and gas rods. These go towards the bottom for the control rods to hook onto. Excellent quality!

Pins for holding the A-3541 control arms onto the spark and gas rods. U.S.A.

These are the springs at the bottom of the spark and gas rods that keep them tightly in place. U.S.A.

This cone fits around the special stud and down inside of A-3586 for adjusting the sector shaft. U.S.A.

This piece mounts in the 2-tooth sector housing for adjusting the sector. U.S.A.

This is the slotted rivet that is riveted at the base of the steering column, and adjusts the sector housing. U.S.A.