Emergency crank handle stowage question

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Emergency crank handle stowage question

Post by Sconnierider »

Can anyone please provide me a picture of how that handle is stowed in the truck? I’ve searched the forums and come up empty. I found a vendor that sells a rubber retainer for it but I’ve no clue where it mounts.

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Re: Emergency crank handle stowage question

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Thanks for the quick response Keith!

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Re: Emergency crank handle stowage question

Post by RiverPatrol »

That picture is actually incorrect for your '67 Patrol. It's even incorrect for the '68 and later Patrols. I can't find a picture quickly for the '67 but the crank handle mounts behind the fronts seats on the backside of the divider, just above the floor.

This is the correct mounting for '68 and later:

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Re: Emergency crank handle stowage question

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River, your post tagline states that you are “beyond intervention” yet here you are, successfully intervening! Thanks friend. This makes more sense. I see the tabs on the back of that divider.
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