Help!

[Famousinternetjesus]

Ok so I am running into a snag here that I haven't been able to readily solve at my local international dealer. I have my engine reinstalled after being overhauled, and the old Allison is out. I'd like to avoid custom fabricating a mechanical clutch linkage but finding the part number to try to find the appropriate parts is tough. Out west there a 20 different junk yards I know well that I would go and pick from, but out here on the east
Coast I'm lost! Help! Im in Pittsburgh and I need to know where old trucks/buses go to die out here, haha. Seriously if anyone knows where I might be able to find older
Rigs I can pull pedals/linkages from id be so grateful

[Brad_SwiftFur]

Converting from an Allison to manual? Why not consider a hydraulic clutch, if one is available for your trans?

[cadillackid]

try calling paul at usedschoolbussses.com , he is not far.. he is in akron, he may have the parts you need as he parts out all kinds of busses..

-Christopher

[Famousinternetjesus]

Originally Posted by cadillackid

try calling paul at usedschoolbussses.com , he is not far.. he is in akron, he may have the parts you need as he parts out all kinds of busses..

-Christopher

Thankyou Cadillac, this guys yard is a gold mine. He's got everything I spent weeks searching for in one
Place! DOH! I wish I found him a month ago, that's what I get for not asking for help until I'm desperate. I think his name is actually Wendell. Last name Paul.

[RC000E]

From out west to living in the rust belt of Pittsburgh....ughhh...sorry to hear about that. 14 yrs in Pittsburgh was enough to near kill me...I fled...lol. Don't give too much of yourself to that city...it'll RUIN you.

[Famousinternetjesus]

Yeah...I'm stuck here until I finish this latest absurd mechanical adventure