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23-06-10, 02:44
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mine did not understand either so i got rid of her, let say i did lke you do with a car...i replaced her with a younger model more suited to my need...lol, it was expensive but well worth the trouble!
well today was a hot day! i satrted by puting the bushing in the leafs and installing the leaf on the frame, then i cleaned up some parts and painted the stuff in the tent, then my girlfriend uncle ask me to weld him up a set of ramp for his 4 wheeler so i did, after that my sun was giving a show at school so i went, then i got the painted part in place and hung the front diff in place, i was unlucky and the jack sliped, but no one got hurt and there is just a few scratch on the housing ill fix it when its done,lol, then i got the shock back in place , then i took picture....lol here are the pics of the day, enjoy! leaf back in place!  more painted stuff  stuff that's degreased  the ramps i made for the uncle!  front axle hanged in place!     and at the end of the day almost all the painted part are back in place! 
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23-06-10, 08:11
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Looking good, Keep the pictures coming
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24-06-10, 00:31
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well today i got the hub's cleaned and prepped, and the drive flanges, then i got the brakes appart and got the backing plate cleaned and sanded and blasted , gee i hate sand blasting! then i etched everything, after that i made sure that i had all the hardware for the front axle, and i started cleaning it, after a few i was tired from my day so i just quit for the day,lol....got to love being your own boss!
anyhow, here are the pics of the day enjoy! hub's and drive flanges  brakes backing plates  hardware removed from axle  dirty front axle hardware  and the little i cleaned before my back called the day!  slow but sure!
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27-06-10, 16:58
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this is yesterday's work, not much to show, i had all the hardware in a bowl full of gun wash, and i cleaned everything with the brush on the bench grinder, enuf bolt, nut and washer to kill the wire brush , lol now ill have to get a new brush thicker this time lol
here are the pics off the day, enjoy! one clean pile of hardware...lol  equal one worn out bristle brush! 
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29-06-10, 00:08
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today was a more hardware day! i got the tread all chased and cleaned up on the front hardware and then everything got painted, the front hardware now has about 8 ad a half hour of work in it!
anyhow here are the pictures of the day, enjoy! hardware ready to paint  and hardware painted!  slow but sure in beresford!
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30-06-10, 01:35
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well today was a rainy day, so i cleaned up some in the shed and started to get the differential peices cleaned and prep , as of yet i dont have all the parts i need since some bearing are in rough shape and some of the spacer where ruff too, but i did get a lot of stuff clean and it is getting there slowly but surely, unfortunatly i will have to fiddle around with my ton truck since my slave cinlinder seem to bet on it way out, so i will have to fi my daily driver before i get more progress on the m-truck...lol, otherwise i am stuck driving her car!....not an option...lol
anyhow here are the pictures of the day, enjoy! races in rough shape, note how pitted they are  some clean diferential parts!  and the search for good part begins  and one spare set of gear, should i oil them and wath should i wrap them in to preserve them?  paul in beresford
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30-06-10, 02:32
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Paul
Do you have CRC products there? They have in a green can "Soft Seal" It will work very well for many years. You have to use a solvent to get it off.
Enjoying your thread. Cheers, Lynn.
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