Canadian
Mercury Pickups 1946-1968
This site is about the Mercury
trucks that were built in Canada between 1946 & 1968 by
the Ford Motor Company of Canada, Limited.
1 Pound (apothecary or troy) - 0.3732417 kilogram, 373.24172
grams
1 Quart (U.S. dry) - 1.10119 liters
1 Quart (liquid) - 0.946326 liter
1 Radian - 57.295779 degrees
1 Rod - 5.0292 meters
1 Square Centimeter - 0.155000 square inch
1 Square Foot - 0.09290304 square meter
1 Square Inch - 645.16 square millimeters
1 Square Meter - 10.763910 square feet
1 Square Yard - 0.836127 square meter
1 Ton (short) - 907.18474 kilograms
1 Yard - 0.9144 meter
POWER - AC CIRCUITS
Efficiency = 746 x Output HP / Input Watts
3ø KW = Volts x Amps x PF x 1.732 / 1000
3ø Amps = 746 x HP / 1.732 x Eff. x PF
3ø Eff. = 746 x HP / 1.732 x Volts x Amps x PF
3ø PF = Input Watts / Volts x Amps x 1.732
1ø KW = Volts x Amps x PF / 1000
1ø Amps = 746 x HP / Volts x Eff. x PF
1ø Eff. = 746 x HP / Volts x Amps x PF
1ø PF = Input Watts / Volts x Amps
HP (3ø) = Volts x Amps x 1.732 x Eff. x PF / 746
HP (1ø) = Volts x Amps x Eff. x PF / 746
1 KW = 1000 Watts
Eff. = Efficiency, PF = Power Factor, KW = Kilowatts, HP =
Horsepower
POWER - DC CIRCUITS
Torque = HP x 5280 / RPM
HP = Torque X RPM / 5280
1 HP = 36 lb.in. @ 1750 RPM
1 HP = 3 lb. ft. @ 1750 RPM
Eff. = Efficiency, HP = Horsepower
OHMS LAW
Volts (E) = Amps (I) x Ohms (R)
Amps (I) = Volts (E) / Ohms (R)
Ohms (R) = Volts (E) / Amps (I)
R=Ohms, E=Volts, I=Amperes
To figure miles per hour, multiply the engine RPM by the Wheel
Diameter in inches and divide this by the Gear Ratio times 336
or
MPH = RPM * wheel diameter (in inches) / gear ratio * 336
To figure engine speed (RPM), multiply by the Speed in MPH, by the
rear axle gear ratio times 336. Divide this by the tire diameter in
inches.
or
RPM = MPH * gear ratio * 336 / tire diameter
To calculate the cubic inch displacement of an engine:
Bore x bore x .7854 x stroke x number of cylinders = CID.
Example: (for a 16hp Kohler) 3.75 (bore size) x 3.75 (bore size again)
x .7854 x 3.25 (stroke)= 35.89 CID.
To convert CID into Cubic Centimeters:
Multiply CID by 16.39 = Cubic Centimeters.
Example: 35.9 (CID) x 16.39 = 588 CC.
To convert CC's into Liters:
Multiply the CID by .01639 = Engine Liter Size.
Example: 262 (CID) x .01639 = 4.3 Liter.
- Identification of Most Commonly Used Grades of Bolts -
32 points of a compass = 360 degrees 1 point of a compass = 11.25
degrees
To convert degrees C. to degrees F., multiply by 9, divide by 5 and add 32
To convert degrees F. to degrees C., deduct 32, multiply by 5 and divide
by 9
1 inch = 2.54 centimeters
1 foot (U.S.) = .3048 meters = 1 British foot
1 kilometer = 3,280.8399 feet = .5399568 nm
Statute mile = 5,280 ft = 1.609 km = .869 nm
Nautical mile = 1.15 stat miles = 1,852 m = 6,076.12 ft = about 2,000 yds
(1 minute of latitude)
Length of 1 minute of latitude at equator = approximately 6,046 ft
Length of 1 minute of latitude at poles = approximately 6,108 ft
Knot = 1 nm/hr = 1.15 mph = 1.852 km/hr
Fathom = 6 ft = 1.829 m
Cable = 720 feet = 120 fathoms
Cable (British) = .1 nm
7.5 cables = 1 statute mile
8.44 cables = 1 nm
Charts - nautical miles per inch = reciprocal of natural scale/72,913.39
Charts - statute miles per inch = reciprocal of natural scale/63,360
Charts - inches per nm = 72,913.39 x natural scale
Charts - inches per sm = 63,360 x natural scale
Charts - natural scale = 1:72,913.39 x nm/inch
Charts - natural scale = 1:63,360 x sm/inch
Std. atmospheric pressure at sea level = 29.92126 inches of mercury
millibar = .02952998 inches of mercury
millimeter of mercury = 1.3332237 millibars
register ton = 100 cubic feet
measurement ton = 40 cubic feet = 1 freight ton
1 barrel (42 gals) of diesel fuel = 315 pounds
1 gallon of engine motor oil = 7.3 pounds
1 cubic foot = 7.481 gals of water
cubic foot of seawater = 64 lbs
cubic foot of freshwater = 62.428 lbs @39.2 degrees F. (temp. of max.
density)
1 cubic foot of normal storage ice = 62 lbs
Speed of sound is approximately 1,117 feet per second
Approximate distance (nm) of a flash of light to resulting sound = elapsed
time divided by 5.5
1 displacement ton = 35 cubic feet of seawater = 1 long ton
1 ton of freshwater=35.84 cubic feet