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Topic: Re: drop axel on B allis
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| Dick L
12-08-2012 13:24:23
50.51.177.167
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I am totally missing what you are asking. Are you talking about the axle its self being in need of weld or the wheel center? Both the axle and pinon shaft sets in tapered bearings with a hard cup that I can see now way it would still pull its self and still wear out the cup and distory the housing. 
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| Roger H MI
12-08-2012 13:43:34
50.33.170.75
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Re: drop axel on B allis in reply to Dick L, 12-08-2012 13:24:23
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| I'm sorry I mean the front Axel. I have worn king pins if that is the correct terminology.
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| steve(ill)
12-08-2012 19:03:34
74.36.185.24
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Re: drop axel on B allis in reply to Roger H MI, 12-08-2012 13:43:34
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| normally 80% of the wear is the bushing and 20% is the spindle shaft itself. Normal procedure is to replace the bushings and use the old spindle shaft and it will be MUCH better. You can replace the spindle if you find a better one, or weld up and turn down, but normally you can get by with the old spindle.
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