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Cleaning out the rust , old grease and accumulated dirt will ensure many years more service... To-day I'm working on saving some threaded trunnion typ A-Frames
starting on my bed. i need to replace the angle strips inside the bed. are they welded on? if so how do they attach the chrome angles? not that i'm using
Thanks for the responses. Last night I did get the shackle bushing with internal threads out of the frame, but it wasn't easy. I made a tool but not perfect.
Yep , the camber shims are jammed in the rear with the narrow part facing forward . I'd like to see this '41 Chevy truck with " BALL JOINTS " ! =8-) The
Yep, that sounds familiar. I've had too many rear end designs apart to remember the details of each. I just seemed to remember there was something in there