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Re: Need opinions on long axles on 1066
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Posted by mikeinmo on March 24, 2004 at 17:46:21 from (208.31.189.242):
In Reply to: Need opinions on long axles on 1066 posted by Mitchissippi on March 24, 2004 at 08:25:28:
Maybe you like wrenching more than I do. We have cut several axles on IH's around here. We use a "quickie saw". Gas powered abrasive cut off saw that we use on the job site. Find someone with one of these or rent one, maybe you have one. Get a few blades for cutting steel, not the concrete blades. Takes about one blade for each side. Make a good square cut and then bevel the end with a grinder, add a little black paint and it'll be hard to tell it was ever cut. I have cut four or five sets for neighbors and don't know of any problems from this. Good Luck.
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