WOW! Brand new rear housing
Not a cheap housing to buy. What is cost?
Not a cheap housing to buy. What is cost?
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Nice thinking out ot the box with that drill - a "clamp-drill" instead of a "magnetic-drill"
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yah, magnetic doesn't work so good on aluminum ...
best $90 i have spent in a while...
cost of rear diff, i would have to look it up. we really didn't have any choice since we decided to go disc brake rear and none were available. it arrived on tuesday morning, delivered to the PC tuesday afternoon and returned wed noon. i wish we could get all our PC back that fast.
thanks for the compliments guys, i appreciate it.
best $90 i have spent in a while...
cost of rear diff, i would have to look it up. we really didn't have any choice since we decided to go disc brake rear and none were available. it arrived on tuesday morning, delivered to the PC tuesday afternoon and returned wed noon. i wish we could get all our PC back that fast.
thanks for the compliments guys, i appreciate it.
Man, that is turning out nice, definitely some great fab work and ideas for my eventual troopy build
If you ever decide to make any more of those rear door cooking platforms, I'd definitely be in for a set
If you ever decide to make any more of those rear door cooking platforms, I'd definitely be in for a set
Hey Wayne,
They do make nutzerks with little tab on them so that they aren't suppose to rotate. You might have to find a Aviation parts store/supplier to find these. When ever I use these I try to find the ones with the little tab, it does mean a little bit more work since you have to make a tab hole for the tab to fit in.
They do make nutzerks with little tab on them so that they aren't suppose to rotate. You might have to find a Aviation parts store/supplier to find these. When ever I use these I try to find the ones with the little tab, it does mean a little bit more work since you have to make a tab hole for the tab to fit in.
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rotor and caliper is local new
all the hand brake parts came from Japan new.
Taco, if these are set proper then they are rock solid but it doesn't hurt to check each one. as you know, if they start to turn with the bolt they are a bugger to work loose.
i did not know there were ones with tabs. are they available in M6?
all the hand brake parts came from Japan new.
Taco, if these are set proper then they are rock solid but it doesn't hurt to check each one. as you know, if they start to turn with the bolt they are a bugger to work loose.
i did not know there were ones with tabs. are they available in M6?
I like the keyed ones.
bummer you bought a new FF rear. I have a spare FF rear from a 70 series with factory disks and limited slip just sitting in my carport as a spare.
Keep up the great work, it's coming along nicely
Keep up the great work, it's coming along nicely
Wayne,
I don't know if you have a "Granger's" industrial supply company ( http://www.grainger.com/Grainger/wwg/start.shtml) in Canada, but they have a product called "Rivet-Nuts". They are available in metric sizes too!
The Marson company (http://www.alcoa.com/fastening_systems/commercial/de/product_category.asp?cat_id=739) makes installation tools and rivet-nuts. They install in a similar way as a riv-nut - they use a threaded mandrel to pull the part up to bottom of the hole. There are two type of installation tools, a small tool that uses two wrenches, which is ok for small sizes, or a large tool that looks like a large pop rivet tool with interchangeable threaded mandrels.
They are available in aluminum or plated steel.
These work great.
Doug
I don't know if you have a "Granger's" industrial supply company ( http://www.grainger.com/Grainger/wwg/start.shtml) in Canada, but they have a product called "Rivet-Nuts". They are available in metric sizes too!
The Marson company (http://www.alcoa.com/fastening_systems/commercial/de/product_category.asp?cat_id=739) makes installation tools and rivet-nuts. They install in a similar way as a riv-nut - they use a threaded mandrel to pull the part up to bottom of the hole. There are two type of installation tools, a small tool that uses two wrenches, which is ok for small sizes, or a large tool that looks like a large pop rivet tool with interchangeable threaded mandrels.
They are available in aluminum or plated steel.
These work great.
Doug
Yes, please make some for me, they look awesome!!!If you ever decide to make any more of those rear door cooking platforms, I'd definitely be in for a set
Any chance you can make a set up to sell mail order?
cooking fold down platform for 70/74 series
I would like 1 too. Either side. Compact, rattle free?
I would like 1 too. Either side. Compact, rattle free?
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if you have the spare mounted on the door the large size will not work due to the reinforcing bracket inside the door.
i could use 1/4" aluminum instead of 3/8ths which will reduce the cost of materials somewhat and make shipping a bit cheaper.
the catches makes for rattle free.
if i can get orders for 5 then the cost will be a bit cheaper, if order for 10 can be arranged then cheaper again.
i didn't plan on making them for resale but i could be convinced to head down that road.
cheers
i could use 1/4" aluminum instead of 3/8ths which will reduce the cost of materials somewhat and make shipping a bit cheaper.
the catches makes for rattle free.
if i can get orders for 5 then the cost will be a bit cheaper, if order for 10 can be arranged then cheaper again.
i didn't plan on making them for resale but i could be convinced to head down that road.
cheers
I want one-spare tire is mounted to swing away bumper
Wayne, I would like one. My spare is bumper mounted now, or can the smaller door on left handle it?
Wayne, I would like one. My spare is bumper mounted now, or can the smaller door on left handle it?
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