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So I had never heard of anyone welding the steering arm to the knuckle. In the event you have sheared the knuckle studs and have no spares. Jimmy, the friend from MA, is sitting in front of me in the pic and we did just that. We welded the studs to the knuckle from the inside, which I would actually recommend to anyone (brilliant idea), then mounted the arm, with shim, to the knuckle and welded the pics out of it from the outside. 24v on a ready welder can really lay in the heat! Should work just fine.
In other news, here's yesterday mushroom shot:
That was me under the truck having a bad day. Gravity was winning the fight up that obstacle. This trip has shown me my weak links that I need to address before challenging Burt again.
Thus has been a great trip. The club needs to get out and explorer other states. Even if you just ride with someone.
Great time today! Jason I found original inclinometer!trying to fiqure out how to down bids from my iPad.
Without the studs, how can you sandwich the shim pack and trunnion bearing for proper preload.?
There are some really tough trails at Raushe. I was there 4 years back and ran black trails with Johnny, that is where we met. I like Raushe as much as I like Harlan.
