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engine mounts for a 36T
  • skipsterskipster
    Posts: 195Gold Member
    howdy folks,back after a long hiatus due to computer crashing.
    looking for some engine mount info for a 36t,prefer new aftermarket items or info on parts numbers,where to find em etc.Cheers,skip
  • Huddy42Huddy42
    Posts: 1,000Platinum Member
    G'Day Skip,

    If you go to an engineering outlet such as Blackwoods take a sample with you, if you have any trouble get back to me and I'll give you the numbers. They are used a lot for mounting stationary engines etc etc.
  • skipsterskipster
    Posts: 195Gold Member
    Good on you Huddy42! i wont be able to take in a sample to blackwoods,as the engine is still sitting on em.My plan is to assemble everything i need before swapping motors,so if you have a parts number that would be great.I was told that 30s fords used similar mounts also.
  • bob wardbob ward
    Posts: 523Platinum Member
    Skipster, I have these 2 new front engine mounts which may or may not be what you are after.

    The part number on them is 31-2096. The mounting holes are on 4 3/4" centres, the rubbers are 3 3/4" diameter at the base, 2 1/2" diameter at the top and 1 9/16" thick. The stud is 7/16" diameter.

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  • Huddy42Huddy42
    Posts: 1,000Platinum Member
    Bob, Skip is after mounts for '36Terraplane, I'm looking up my cattle dog as soon as I find it.
  • skipsterskipster
    Posts: 195Gold Member
    Thanks bob,but i think those mounts are from a stepdown.the mounts im after look like donuts(at least the front ones do,dont know what the rear mounts look like)
    thanks anyway.Hows the 35 roadster going?Nice car!
    Huddy42,will await your wisdom!
  • 44todd44todd
    Posts: 97Expert Adviser
    Skip.
    here are the mounts from a 37 Terraplne I'm parting,pretty sure there the same,can you use them? offer? Todd 218-208-2080
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  • Geoff C., N.Z.Geoff C., N.Z.
    Posts: 2,267Platinum Member
    Simon, rear engine mounts are available from K-Gap, and are the same mount for all '34-'54 models.
    If you're stuck in a hole, stop digging.
  • Huddy42Huddy42
    Posts: 1,000Platinum Member
    Skip,

    The Blackwoods mounts are as follows.

    Top mount M117MF (04857619)

    Lower mount M10440 ( 08729503)

    There mounts should be availble from any engineering supplier , they are quite common in the engineering industry.

    If you go to Blackwoods engineering supplies web site, type in Engine Vibration dampners you can see there what they look like etc, they come in different colours for different load requirements.
  • Huddy42Huddy42
    Posts: 1,000Platinum Member
    Skip, please contact me by private message. thanks Les. P.
  • Spencer YarrowSpencer Yarrow
    Posts: 219Gold Member
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    How are these let me know if interested.

    Spencer.
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  • Rocket
    Posts: 92Senior Contributor
    Spencer I am interested in your mounts how much do you want if skip dose not take them I will thanks.
  • Spencer YarrowSpencer Yarrow
    Posts: 219Gold Member
    Rocket wrote:
    Spencer I am interested in your mounts how much do you want if skip dose not take them I will thanks.

    Sorry Skip wants them.

    Spencer
  • skipsterskipster
    Posts: 195Gold Member
    yep,thanks spencer,these are the bottom rubber parts of the mounts,now i need to get the top Donut shaped pieces,maybe blackwoods will have them9havnt been in yet Les)
  • Huddy42Huddy42
    Posts: 1,000Platinum Member
    Your getting slack in your old age Skip. LOL
  • skipsterskipster
    Posts: 195Gold Member
    My old age!!!???? I'll have you know im the youngest bloke in the victorian HET club by about 25 years!
  • Huddy42Huddy42
    Posts: 1,000Platinum Member
    Your only a Hudson Terraplane baby then.LOL, not like us old blokes who have been around since Adam wore short pants.
  • Spencer YarrowSpencer Yarrow
    Posts: 219Gold Member
    Huddy42 wrote:
    Your only a Hudson Terraplane baby then.LOL, not like us old blokes who have been around since Adam wore short pants.

    Les,

    Adam who ? is he a club member I don't remember meeting him.

    Spencer.
  • Marconi
    Posts: 549Platinum Member
    I don't know, but from the pics it appears that those early, pre stepdown , mounts a very similar to early Ford V-8 front mounts. That is 32 to 48 Ford, if they are you should be able to get them from an early Ford parts supplier. Here in SoCal C&G early Ford parts in Escondido, Ca.( San Diego area) The Ford mounts consisted of upper and lower rubber biscuits wit a thru bolt and nut and I think a spacer that went over the bolt.
  • Huddy42Huddy42
    Posts: 1,000Platinum Member
    Spencer,

    Don't you remember Adam, the guy who owned that beautiful 1929 Hudson limo.???LOL
  • barrysweet52barrysweet52
    Posts: 268Gold Member
    Spencer, I think Les is referring to Adam here in South Australia. He has a vineyard here and I often sample his ale. This is the origin of the expression - Gods country and Adams ale.Continuing the LOL, Barry
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