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#34041 03/09/02 03:34 PM
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I have just purchased a 55 1st series 6400 which had the original 261 engine replaced with a 58 261. The previous owner moved the radiator forward and down to accomadate the long shaft water pump on the 58 engine. I would like to move the radiator back to the proper position. Is it possible to mount a short shaft water pump on this block and if so what year would match the bolt pattern on the 58 block and where could I find one. I have had no luck with local auto parts stores. If anyone has any other solutions or ideas I would appreciate any and all help. Thanks

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#34042 03/09/02 06:45 PM
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Dave Folsom in Maltby, Wa. sells modified pumps for this purpose, he may be able to help. 425 485-0173. Good luck, Dick.


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#34043 03/12/02 12:52 PM
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Thanks for the lead Dick. Dave sells an adapter plate that allows one to mount the older short shaft pump on the newer engine. Thanks again, Rico

#34044 03/12/02 10:24 PM
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Rico, glad to hear Dave was able to help, he does a lot of this type stuff for a living and is very good at what he does.


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