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Can't contact Administrator. Can't post photos. My end....your end?
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jecklhyde (1/20/2018)
 I'll post some progress photos as I go along. I couldn't find a water pump anywhere that had 3/4" shaft and didn't want to bush stuff down to 5/8" or look for other stuff.. NAPA found a place in Lubbock that rebuilt this one, ouch....$279.; I'm sure I can get the name of the shop if anyone needs it, or, there may be plenty of pump rebuilders elsewhere. Got the engine bay ready. 
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jecklhyde (1/20/2018)
I'll post some progress photos as I go along. I couldn't find a water pump anywhere that had 3/4" shaft and didn't want to bush stuff down to 5/8" or look for other stuff.. NAPA found a place in Lubbock that rebuilt this one, ouch....$279.; I'm sure I can get the name of the shop if anyone needs it, or, there may be plenty of pump rebuilders elsewhere. Got the engine bay ready.
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2" Wal mart strap. Rated for 1200lbs. Have lifted at least 3 engines with it. Threw it away cause it was getting greasy. That disintegrates the material and weakens it.
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Nervy? I used a ratchet strap, not a lifting strap! Lifted a 332 Lincoln Y that way too. Believe me, that's a heavy beast. Especially when the bell and flywheel are still on the back.
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That's cool. I've actually run the strap under the intake manifold and used it to lift an engine in and out!
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Great progress, looking mighty good and also like that tag..........................
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Jecklehyde. The y-block Ford torque table offered below is from Tim McMaster's web site. Click the link below to take you there. http://www.yblockguy.com/techtips/yblocktorquetable.htmlHope this helps. 
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near Syracuse, New York
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Yep, 12-15. 20 is pretty high. That is more like the lower end of a grade 8 spec.
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Greetings: Checked my 57 car shop manual and 64 F100 manual, both list the rocker shaft to cylinder head torque as: 12-15 foot-lbs.. Hope this helps, JEFF........... That '57 truck is going to be mighty fine.
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