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Kirk

12-29-2001 13:41:26




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I'm looking sleeves/bushing for my 703 laoder on a 58 821 Ford.I want to replace the top loader piviot and the bucket piviot with a hardened sleeve or bushed sleeve.Does anyone know where I can get this stuff,or should I just use some heavy walled tubing.




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Franz

12-30-2001 21:37:19




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 Re: Wornout loader in reply to Kirk, 12-29-2001 13:41:26  
You definitely don't want hardened sleeves, they'll wear out faster, or wear the pins out.
I've watched the Cat mechanics do this job, and they use a boring machine to chew away the old bushing to a shell, then put a replacement in the hole and weld it in. Doing it that way retains the geometric accuracy.
Can you bore yours and insert a steel sleeve?



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Loader !!

12-29-2001 16:06:18




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 Re: Wornout loader in reply to Kirk, 12-29-2001 13:41:26  

Did the same to mine but I used "mechanical tubing". can be bought at any steel supply. is thick wall and inside dia. are like 3/4" and what I used 1" inside and has 1/2" wall so when I welded it in place I then drilled and installed grease zerk.and don't think I'll wear it out in my life time..good luck



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BFarr

01-06-2002 16:41:49




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 Re: Re: Wornout loader in reply to Loader !!, 12-29-2001 16:06:18  
Once again I am amazed by this site (boards)
I decided yesterday to bring a mounting system for a pair of left over forks. I needed to create build the mounting holes and wondered where I could get "sleeves" instead

Thanks !!
Bruce



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