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Well that's good.
But I put the shop code in my arduino & it crashed.

Old Hillman hunter /dodge dart drums are what you need. Re-drill to fit your hub. Cut off the excess and you have cast iron that the shoes get real bite into rather than steel which isn't as 'adhesive'.

I noticed accessing the forum from the home page is broken.
Did you change the web address from "http://modeltfoldclub ect" to "https://modeltfordclub ect ect".
Apparently the 's' on the end of the http gets rid of errors.

I'm not 100% sure where you're going wring but if you're clicking "register" instead of "log in" that'd be why.

Mine has pipe threads, no crush washer. But i have expanded copper crush rings by soaking them in water & freezing them.

Could take 2 days of cycles.

I don't know how you formed those lamp burners. When I form parts they always look home made. My hood handles look wonky & uneven and yours look die formed.

Strip the flesh & salt the wound!

I use 70ft/lb. The reproduction nuts are made of cheese & don't handle much more than 90. Old orig' ones are tougher but mostly all gone. Anything too tough & the axle threads would strip right off so... cheese nuts it is!

Started making a right hand drive friendly timer because the left hand drive one is getting to a point where it can't be skimmed true anymore.

See that stump of welding rod? That is the rivets,and the arm is also soldered for good measure.

Or you could cut some copper pipe & push it in the holes, then swedge the ends over so it doesn't fall out.

Submerged in water with only the top exposed. Took a while.

Fiction.

Maybe they were modified for something else? Ton truck maybe? If the spoke center is the same they''ll fit T hubs, hopefully.

I started collecting parts as a kid, but my dad kept throwing them away. IMG_20180804_113909_resized_20180804_024103161.jpg ========================================= Mine did the same thing ! In spite of all our acreage, he'd haul off everything from parts to whole cars. And this was a guy who buil...

Potato phone image snapped at the beach one sunny day.

I like that one, i have one like it in my car right now. I also can't figure out how people live without a swiss army knife. Have one in my pocket as i type this.
Weird thing is i first thought of my screwdriver that has cracks & snapped & welding up again 5 times.

aliexpress Dual-USB Not as clean an install but the volt meter was a nice touch. You must be running a 12volt system.... Specifications on that unit: Input Voltage: DC12V-24V Output Current: 3100mA Material: Aluminum alloy+PC Work Temperature: 0~40℃ Output Power: 120W Output Voltage: 5V Size: 33*59...

If i had the resources, i would try to fix it, because i'm strange. That and obvious location problems.

If you do fix it, show us out of curiosity.

Tom Hicks wrote: ↑

Tue Jan 08, 2019 9:39 am

I replaced a broken Bendix. Don't you hate it when that happens?

Replaced? I welded mine together. It's not a bad solution

Duey_C wrote: ↑

Tue Jan 08, 2019 10:46 pm

I think at the end of the album.
Any correlation in the names?

Never heard of such a thing so i looked it up on youtube. Sounds very 80s. Reminds me of a sting & the police cassette i found on the road as a kid.

You should be able to use any type of USB device, no matter what it is as the 2nd port has a full 2 amps and is plenty of power for pretty much anything I can think of. The 1st port is only rated at 1 amp. Which device did you get and where from? It would be good for folks to have multiple sources ...

Nice looking unit. Mine had a cool little LED voltage display built in so I can monitor the battery. I found these work for dashcam's too. Just in case you need one. I have so many videos of people puling out in front of me & then stopping with the driver staring at me doing an impression of a goldf...

Those spools are hardened because they are a bearing surface. Why not just find the correct parts? We have plenty here for the asking. Well if I lived in the USA i could get new axle shafts for $89 USD but out here in the wastelands it's a little more difficult to find any part let alone a correct ...

Has anyone successfully machined a groove for the earlier drive shaft into the later spool? I am finding it is not co-operating and due to the various thickness I may cut the flange nearly entirely. If there's a better method that doesn't require altering the drive shaft much if at all please let me...