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looks great chuck and the operator is gonna love it would like to see a shot the donut babes as well:) on the axle flub up,, i think you would be better off to have a solid piece all the way around it to make up for the difference in spacing than just a top piece that i think you did.. and it would make it stronger as well???
 
larry merlau said:
looks great chuck and the operator is gonna love it would like to see a shot the donut babes as well:) on the axle flub up,, i think you would be better off to have a solid piece all the way around it to make up for the difference in spacing than just a top piece that i think you did.. and it would make it stronger as well???
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Them shims are on the out side of the axle mounting blocks. They have to be split to get the axle out of the mounting blocks. So I saw no need for the bottom half of them.:thumb: The way the mounting block pinches the axle I don't really think the shims are needed at all but they make me feel better.:thumb:
 
So the delivery ways made and the old cart picked up. Come to find out it was not so much a design flaw(even though it is flawed) When they took it apart for packing they lost the 5/16" screws that held it together. When they reassembled it down south because they couldn't find the screws they used sheet rock screws. :doh::doh: I have it home now but it is in pretty sad shape. So I'm thinking that it might just be retired to a heat source.:thumb:
 
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