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Can someone say for certain if a 1936 Standard and Master bell housing are the same, or different?
(I have been asked to post this question by a non-computer member in Iowa that needs to know, but doesn't have a Parts Book.)
Thanks!
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They are not the same due to the completely different transmission used in the Standard.
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Yes, they are very different for the transmission mounting. Just see how much of a difference when one stupidly uses a spare bell housing off of a master and then tries to bolt up the standard trasmission.  Had to take out the clutch, pressure plate and flywheel to switch to the correct standard bell housing.
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OK, thanks all. I will relay this info to Ken in Iowa.
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