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Originally posted by Tractor Dave View PostI'm confused as the one I fitted was identical to what came off
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I'm confused as the one I fitted was identical to what came off
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Originally posted by Tractor Dave View PostA break from cleaning the underneath.
Split the prop shaft and fitted a new centre bearing. It was a good fit and seems sturdy like the original.
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Originally posted by steve briance View PostAfter epoxy for the seam sealer.
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Originally posted by B5NUT View PostAre you using any seam sealer?
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It’s still cold.
So I fired up the space heater and got painting.
Everything has received two coats of Bilt electrox.
The heat shields have been done with Fertan mm30. Nice stuff.
When the underside is dry I will put a coat of Novol Protect epoxy on. Then underseal.
It will be time to start rebuilding soon.
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Originally posted by Jaswan View PostI'll stick my shafts in the post Dave
Jase.
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Originally posted by steve briance View PostI replaced the ball joint boot on my rear tie rods last year. Destroyed several boots trying to use the spring clip that is meant to hold them on. No idea how you are meant to fit them but i gave up in the end.
I stripped some copper core out of twin and earth cable and used a strand of that wrapped round the boot. Twisted the ends together and it nipped up nicely to seal.
Just a thought if you find yourself despairing.
I bought a mixed pack of 14 rubber boots. I've found two that fit perfectly.
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I replaced the ball joint boot on my rear tie rods last year. Destroyed several boots trying to use the spring clip that is meant to hold them on. No idea how you are meant to fit them but i gave up in the end.
I stripped some copper core out of twin and earth cable and used a strand of that wrapped round the boot. Twisted the ends together and it nipped up nicely to seal.
Just a thought if you find yourself despairing.
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