"Russell Yee" <rkyee02@hotmail.com> wrote:
: I am not sure how I have separated the spindle from the knuckle in the past.
: I will try to recreate what I did tonight in the shop. I think I had put
: the axle on the floor and somehow braced the knuckle on the floor with my
: foot and went to town. I am sure it will come back to me once I have all
: the pieces in my hands. Too bad you are not closer to Boston. I have pretty
: big press (50 ton) as well as a Bridgeport milling machine and big drill
: press, so we could solve both your problems. We could also regear you axle
: while you're here. Field trip!!
Hmmm, maybe while Mike is sleeping tonight, I can tow his Dak
up to Boston. Its basically a big sled at the moment no wheels
or axles), so I won't even need to bother with a trailer, I'll
just use a tank strap behind the Cummins (got torque?). :-) (We
can start a pool to try and guess the mileage at which his frame
will completely dissapear.) ;-)
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