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fezlane wrote: Yeah but got a serious case of the cbf's at the moment. Cheers yeah ..... i cant be fracked doin a heap of jobs here  cjh wrote: Mad2 wrote: cjh wrote: I recondition the columns with a new better bearing.....the original is like it's made of tin. rude question ....... how do you do that??  Trade secret.....I figured it out myself on how to recondition them. dammmn . . . . . . .
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It is fairly involved....need a MIG welder, special new bearing, bench grinder with polishing gear, special Nylon material, and a Metal Lathe with a toolpost grinder.......and the know-how on how and what to do.
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cjh wrote: It is fairly involved....need a MIG welder, special new bearing, bench grinder with polishing gear, special Nylon material, and a Metal Lathe with a toolpost grinder.......and the know-how on how and what to do. yeah i seem ta remember there was a coupla things needed ta do to fix it ..... a*** that i is hunted around till i found a good cheap one - when i fitted it .... then i found out why it was cheap  .... it had been "compressed" so just fitted the mounting bolts i have heaps of units here so i should be ok for a 'few' years 
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