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Bushing on front wheel spindle

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campbem

08-06-2004 11:51:58




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On my right front wheel, there"s an awful lot of wabble and I think its due to whatever (bushing?) is supposed to keep that spindle tight. I"m assuming theres some sort of bushing that is in there, am I correct? I haven"t taken it apart yet, for fear of whatever is in there will just crumble.

Are replacement bushing available for this or are there other repair methods? The left side is fine.
Its been this way since I"ve owned my B but I"ve just left it alone til now.

Any suggestions are appreciated.

Matt

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BC NC

08-06-2004 20:04:53




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 Re: Bushing on front wheel spindle in reply to campbem, 08-06-2004 11:51:58  
Matt;

There is a bronze bushing top and bottom. You can cut the old one out with a sharp chisel by splitting it in a straight line, then using pliers and a drift to "roll" what's left out. Then tap the new ones in with a big socket. I have a 1949 B I restored in 1993 and the bushings were still available from A-C. The bottom of my spindles were worn as well, and I squared them off with a grinder and file, then took up the slack with hardened washers. The hardened washers will keep the spindle from wearing any more. Hope this helps you.

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campbem

08-06-2004 12:04:03




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 Re: Bushing on front wheel spindle - B model in reply to campbem, 08-06-2004 11:51:58  
Forgot to list what model it is. B Model.



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Dick L YUP

08-06-2004 13:03:04




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 Re: Bushing on front wheel spindle - B model in reply to campbem, 08-06-2004 12:04:03  
You will find a bushing at the top and the bottom. A while back I got two sets from Sandy Lake to do both sides of a B. I pressed the bushings in with a hydraulic press and then reamed them with an expandable reamer. You could probly use a flapper wheel to open them up so the spindel will fit back in.



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