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January 31st 2004, 17:52
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i just noticed that one of the grease fittings is missing on the beam. that probably answers the question of why it is not moving. i've pulled the beam. time for a replacement. just have to figure out what's going to happen when i try to pull the trailing arms off now. the adjuster is still under load.
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January 31st 2004, 19:15
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I have a beam and a set of front end adjusters. I think I need to clean up the threads on one of the adjusters.
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January 31st 2004, 20:37
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thanks brendan. dave has a beam that he was going to use for his son's car. he is going to trade me and work on this one. luckily he has the torsion arms and all so more time can be spent dealing with the load issue. i'm running down to his place tomorrow to trade and then back at it.
packing bearings and assembling the front brakes and spindles tonight. this will be yet another brake conversion option thanks to helgesen. details to come.
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