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Yes the driven plate bolts. Plan to wire together in pairs.

Helping a friend with a nice TT truck. Doing primary inspection noticed someone in remote past safety wired transmission with stranded copper. Well it probably long ago broke and was hanging loose. Pulled it out with my fingers. Has anyone tried putting the safety wire in through the trans door. Loo...

I have pancake Hasslers and AC brakes. Work OK

Maybe a vendor forum dedicated to advertising and promoting vendor products would make it easier to find tools, equipment and parts. Infomercials in my opinion don’t belong on the discussion forum but in a dedicated advertising forum would be helpful to those seeking those parts and or tools.

I did not find the directions very helpful installing and setting up the brakes. Finally I put the rear end up on jack stands, took the wheel off, removed the key, put the wheel back on and set the hand brake to where I could not rotate the wheel (locked up), but could freely rotate the wheel with t...

Found that wrapping a wire around the tail pipe just in front of muffler up over the frame holds the font of the muffler up and allows the tail pipe to move without coming out. No need for a clamp.

i have pancake Hasslers both front and rear on my 1924 Tudor with a Ruckstell rear axel. Just installed the new AC brakes. All fits and works well.

anyone bringing a rebuilt Ruckstell for 26-27?

Will anyone be bringing a rebuild Ruckstell 26-27?
Also wondering if Larry With AC brakes is coming?

Have had to work until today. Took John’s advice and used the Permatex Gear Oil RTV. Was able to push a small Shem in the one inch space that leaked then covered with the Gear Oil RTV. No more leak!

Just finished rebuilding Ruckstell axel. Assembled using Ultra Black as a sealer between the two halves. Finished and installed in car. Now I have a nasty oil leak at the bottom of the housing from where the two halves join. I can see it oozing about an inch or so along the bottom of the housing. Wh...