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Re: Egged-out framerails
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Posted by Aces on August 02, 2004 at 05:06:02 from (67.0.33.34):
In Reply to: Egged-out framerails posted by Randy McC on August 01, 2004 at 18:36:28:
Randy this was common, but you can fix it very well. This is what we did back in the 60's 70's when I worked on them for living. First let me say how I came to this fix. If you look at a 706, 806, 656 you will see they have grade 8 cap screws an not lock washer, I never saw on loose even with a lot of loader work. So clean out the threads good then get some grade 8 cap screws and grade 8 (SAE) flat washers and a little oil and tighten them as tight as you can. Ir the threads are good don't drill over size if bad you may have to drill over size. The most importen thing no lock washer.
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