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Posted by tn terry t on February 05, 2006 at 20:31:56 from (152.163.100.65):
as some of you may remember i had an axle with three bad grooves cut in it i sent it to industrial machine and tool co. in Nashville Tn where they "spray welded"it back up except for a little discoloring you coudnt tell it had been worked on! they didnt charge me one red cent! i had sent it through my work place said they make enough money off the company to cover it NO CHARGE! NEXT i got with an Motion Ind. sales rep. he got me every bearing and seal in the transmission and rear end for less than half what it would have cost at a dealer! all name brand bearings BCA' timkin, skf,national and c/r seals. bout got her all buttoned back up and already looking at the charlynn stuff i have setting on the shelf thanks for all of your input.YOU YUYS MADE IT HAPPEN Terry T
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