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Old 12-04-2010, 08:56 AM
SDStanley SDStanley is offline
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Wow- I didn't think there was another swing axle in north Georgia!
I used an old steering wheel puller to remove the yokes, worked fine. I installed the bearings on the axles with a 20 ton press and just barely made it- if I ever do this again I'll take it to a machine shop.
I also bought Clark's press tool, PM me if you need it.

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Old 12-04-2010, 12:08 PM
67SS&99SS 67SS&99SS is offline
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Wow- I didn't think there was another swing axle in north Georgia!
I used an old steering wheel puller to remove the yokes, worked fine. I installed the bearings on the axles with a 20 ton press and just barely made it- if I ever do this again I'll take it to a machine shop.
I also bought Clark's press tool, PM me if you need it.
We've had the car since 2006 and it has been an ongoing project. Where in North Ga are you located? I'm in Elberton.

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