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Re: How to fix slack in spindle and arm.
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Posted by riverrat on January 19, 2004 at 06:43:55 from (170.215.192.20):
In Reply to: How to fix slack in spindle and arm. posted by Vern on January 18, 2004 at 16:39:01:
Take it all apart, clean real good and fill the joint with some JB Weld or similar metal epoxy (the liquid kind) and put back together and let sit overnight. Neighbor did this on a 966 about 15 years ago he reckons and is still tight as new. Other guys just weld them, but then you have some problems if you ever have to take it apart. Then you are forced to buy new parts after cutting the old ones apart. Good luck!
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