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1949 ford fire truck clutch interlock
I have a 1949 F-1 Fire Truck. The clutch acts to engage the transmission for driving and the pump to move water. The switch use to swap between the two modes of operation is positoned to road, yet the clutch only comes half way up from the floor. Any easy fix here?
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