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Old 05-30-2002, 11:32 AM   #1
Edmond
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Angry Still no luck :(


Some members on this board know the trouble I'm having getting
the right wheel bearings for my Longhorn.
After 4 weeks I finally got the bearings but those were to small...
Looks like the previous owner did some serious damage
Now I found bearings with the right outside diameter, but the wrong inside diameter. I almost wanna give up.
Getting a different rear axle isn't easy, and if I did found one I would not know how to make it fit , that's something I have never done before.

Please give me any clue on which axles I can use for a swap.
Can I use one from an 80's or 90's truck?
Is it wise to weld on the axle tubes so I can make it fit?

So far It's been a hell on wheels...


Cya,
Edmond
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