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Re: Question: replace /repair Allis-Chalmers B front wheel spindle
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Posted by wdTom on April 23, 2003 at 17:16:14 from (155.212.222.130):
In Reply to: Question: replace /repair Allis-Chalmers B front wheel spindle posted by robert m. rottman on April 22, 2003 at 08:39:29:
I would think it could be straightened with a press and a little time. Machine shop job if you don't have a hydraulic press. As for the wear, I would think it could be built up with spraying matal on similar to repairing a crankshaft. I don't know the cost though. Then you would have to have it machined down to size again. The only other way out of this is to find a used one. Maybe difficult as wide adjustable front ends are probably mostly in use because of the desireability of this option.
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