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Topic: Re: 830 brakes
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| John Saeli
11-25-2012 19:20:20
66.66.16.240
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I don't know of any way to repair the splines. Did the shop say how they do that? The repair sleeves are for the smooth surface where the seal rides. e-mail is open.
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| 830 man
11-25-2012 19:39:58
174.254.113.42
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Re: 830 brakes in reply to John Saeli, 11-25-2012 19:20:20
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| The machine shop said they can weld them up and machine new splines. I have my fingers crossed.
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| casecollectorsc
11-25-2012 20:08:40
75.102.173.95
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Re: 830 brakes in reply to 830 man, 11-25-2012 19:39:58
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| They must really be worn. I have seen some bad ones, but smooth them up so discs don't hang up and redi sleeves where the seals go and your ready to go. Doubt you'll ever wear them all the way thru.
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| mopar6701
11-26-2012 10:41:18
24.32.120.2
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Re: 830 brakes in reply to casecollectorsc, 11-25-2012 20:08:40
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| on my 730 i had one that wore the splines so bad that the disc was spinning on the shaft. i cleaned it all up and bought a new disc. the new disc had better splines in it and held on the shaft but once it wears im pretty sure its going to spin someday too since the shaft is so badly worn
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| 830 man
11-26-2012 12:27:29
174.254.146.19
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Re: 830 brakes in reply to mopar6701, 11-26-2012 10:41:18
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| Thats what im afraid would happen to mine down the road if i didnt have the shafts machined now.
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