Rebuilding and adjusting your two-tooth steering box isn''t as difficult or daunting as it may seem. Actually, the most difficult part of the job is getting the steering column out of the car and then back in!
The Coupes, Pickups and two-seat bodies present the biggest challenges, while the Tudor, Fordor and larger cars make it a bit easier. Just a "heads-up" for you...
The normal print references are helpful, but the best is the "Red Book" by Les Andrews. It is available from Amazon and from all the regular vendors and the national clubs - MARC and MAFCA. It's a little pricey, but it is worth every nickel.
1928 1929 1930 1931 FORD MODEL A CAR And MODEL AA TRUCK REPAIR SHOP And SERVICE MANUAL
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And there are plenty of videos to study. Here are some that we have found to be helpful.
Epic Restorations has a great series of thirty-eight videos on most aspects of a Ford Model A Rebuild. Take a look at the listing for the entire series. There are four that are dedicated to the steering box and the steering column - very clear, very informative.
Entire Series - 1930 Ford Model A Restoration Build
Paul Shinn from The Model A Guy on YouTube also has some great videos, including a video on how to adjust a Two-Tooth Steering Box that features a cutaway so that you can see what you are adjusting!
