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Andy in Florida
05-03-2003 19:52:08
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To those who own a straight axle model B: The tie rod ends have the tappered shaft with a castle nut on top. The rod that comes from the gearbox area up to the L-shaped spindle arm on the left side is hitting the nut & bolt as it goes over the spindle arm when making a left turn. I am restoring this one and am in the process of putting stuff back together. I don't remember it being that close. I did get new ends for the tie rod but they are only 1/4" taller than the old ones. Can you guys see how close yours get to the nut or bolt and let me know? I looks to me like even if I cut the bolt flush with the nut it will still hit. And yes I do have it on the right way.... Thanks, Andy in Florida
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