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Axle pin and bushing fit question?

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08-05-2007 17:47:31

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Bought a new front axle bushing, it fit nice and tight into the axle. Bought a brand new pin, seems a pretty sloppy fit, about how many thousands should the fit be? Here's the 51 out front for sale, or trade for a decent tractor..

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TheOldHokie

08-06-2007 05:10:48

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Re: Axle pin and bushing fit question? in reply to RJ, 08-05-2007 17:47:31

OD on the pin should be roughly 1.745/1.748. Fit to the bore in the axle support should be quite snug - the bushing is not as critical but I'd think under .010 clearance would be prefered.

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don b

08-07-2007 07:53:54

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Re: Axle pin and bushing fit question? in reply to TheOldHokie, 08-06-2007 05:10:48

RJ....I'm interested in the 51 Ford car.Please give me a call at 1-888-355-9937. don b

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08-06-2007 10:04:10

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Re: Axle pin and bushing fit question? in reply to TheOldHokie, 08-06-2007 05:10:48

Thanks for the info, I better measure the after market pin and bushing, seems a bit more than .010 more like .030 - .035

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ZANE

08-06-2007 05:10:02

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Re: Axle pin and bushing fit question? in reply to RJ, 08-05-2007 17:47:31

I've got a nice 48 8N with nearly perfect rubber I'd trade you for that 51 Ford.

I have a four door 51 Ford that I bought in 56. The wife and I dated in it. I bet their isn't as much room in the back seat of that coupe???? :O)

Zane

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08-06-2007 10:10:28

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Re: Axle pin and bushing fit question? in reply to ZANE, 08-06-2007 05:10:02

Nice sedan, The coupe's a lot of work but I bet your mighty good on 51's. I'd toss a hot rod flatty back in her. What color is your tractor? ----- Just kidding, let me know if you still want that ol coupe!

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ZANE

08-06-2007 15:20:47

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Re: Axle pin and bushing fit question? in reply to RJ, 08-06-2007 10:10:28

Where is the car????

I am tempted but if it isn't original I would n't want it anyway. I love those old flat head sounds when they are clucking just right! Mine is original 100 HP flat head.

Zane

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ZANE

08-06-2007 05:14:31

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Re: Axle pin and bushing fit question? in reply to ZANE, 08-06-2007 05:10:02

My 51.

Zane

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TimW(PA)

08-05-2007 18:24:56

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Re: Axle pin and bushing fit question? in reply to RJ, 08-05-2007 17:47:31

Howdy I dont have any input on your topic, I just was wondering if anyone can see a difference in these pictures. I changed the brightness on it and reposted it so you can see it more clearly. It seems everyones pictures are always so dark on my end, I was beginnig to wonder if they indeed were dark for everyone or if it is my machine. Anyway good luck and at least for me I can see your pic better

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Hobo,NC

08-05-2007 19:30:21

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Re: Axle pin and bushing fit question? in reply to TimW(PA), 08-05-2007 18:24:56

Yes it is brighter, the first pix looked good but did not see the primer, now I can. Far as detail this pix is better.

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TimW(PA)

08-06-2007 15:41:41

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Re: Axle pin and bushing fit question? in reply to Hobo,NC, 08-05-2007 19:30:21

Thanks Hobo for the comeback. Yeah on my PC the first pic is totally black with just some chrome being able to be seen. I guess it is just my setup. I dont know how it can be changed....T

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Hobo,NC

08-06-2007 18:04:59

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Re: Axle pin and bushing fit question? in reply to TimW(PA), 08-06-2007 15:41:41

Most of the time i add contras to it then other times add brightness. I also did not see the blue rear side window in the first pix it looked like the window was down and had fell to the side. Second pix shows to look like the window is rapped with a blue cover. I figger if we knew zackly how the light spose to b we would b a professional at take'n pix, that's why folks pay a pro the big bucks. If I were to take a run to look at this car I would figger by the first pix this boy is try'n to pull one over on me and where's that nice black'n I saw in the pix. I pert neer could b talked into a trade.

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Hobo,NC

08-06-2007 18:07:28

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Re: Axle pin and bushing fit question? in reply to Hobo,NC, 08-06-2007 18:04:59

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gahorN

08-05-2007 22:02:08

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Re: Axle pin and bushing fit question? in reply to Hobo,NC, 08-05-2007 19:30:21

What's the inside of that '51 like? And whats the rest of the details? (Condiiton, and how much do you value it? And where is it located?)

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08-06-2007 09:41:01

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Re: Axle pin and bushing fit question? in reply to gahorN, 08-05-2007 22:02:08

The inside is dead mohair and stuffins, no back seat, did'nt have one from the factory, but someone stuffed one in. have all the glass, including the pop out vents in the rear. dash is nice. As far as rust, a tiny pinhole in the floor pan and in one rocker. 302 motor, auto overdrive, mustang rear end. Needs interior in a nice tan leather, a very small amount of bodywork, Paint, complete the wiring... Asking 4,000 obo --- Trade. Business coupes on Ebay that are finished have been selling for between 18-22 grand for nice ones. I'm in Cheyenne WY. crossroads of I-25 and I-80 Wyoming cars tend to be rust free compared to elsewhere

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