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flushdrew 10-23-2012 08:29 PM

New member with a wheel hub issue
 
Hello all, this place is amazing, full of great builds and very talented builders.
I am just getting started in this process, with a 1970 CST 10 4x2 LWB, and I have already gotten a ton of help just reading through everyone's build threads.

Here's my question.
The PO of my truck ran the front driver side wheel with just 5 of 6 lug studs for however long and the wheel hub and brake drum were basically fused. When I was installing the new stud, I found the reason there was no stud in it. The hole was way rounded out, to the point the new stud just slips in and out.

Is there a repair method for this? Or are there replacements available? I have called all the local parts stores. The local salvage hard doesn't have anything older than 85, and I haven't had much luck finding one online.
Where should I look?

Thanks in advance!
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PanelDeland 10-23-2012 09:24 PM

Re: New member with a wheel hub issue
 
You can look on the classifieds.Someone surely has one.If you're doing drums,I have one but shipping might be high.PM me if you dont find one.

Secret Squirrel 10-23-2012 09:29 PM

Re: New member with a wheel hub issue
 
I just looked into shipping 30 lbs from California to Louisiana for about $35, bulk ups. I was surprised it was so cheap.

GRX 10-23-2012 09:33 PM

Re: New member with a wheel hub issue
 
Replaced a lot of wheel studs in the shop. Back in the day we had access to studs with over-sized shoulders for this purpose. Drill over size, press in the stud, and swedge in the press to hold it in. Not sure of availability now. Like was said above, a replacement hub and drum may be your best option.

flushdrew 10-24-2012 10:39 AM

Re: New member with a wheel hub issue
 
GRX, i looked for studs with a larger shoulder, and got the one with the biggest shoulder the local parts shop had...

PanelDeland - pm sent.

thanks guys. i'm absolutely loving this place, and my project so far. i'd be on the road with it, if i could get this issue resolved. :)

PanelDeland 10-25-2012 08:03 PM

Re: New member with a wheel hub issue
 
flushdrew,If you subscribe to the board,I'll give you the hub.PM me your shipping address.I don't know what shipping will be but we can work it out.

LockDoc 10-25-2012 09:19 PM

Re: New member with a wheel hub issue
 
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I don't know how far away this guy is but it looks like he may have some parts or he may know where you can get some.

http://grandisland.craigslist.org/cto/3338720833.html

I would find it hard to believe that you couldn't find a hub in your area....

LockDoc


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