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Posted by John in Ct on December 06, 2004 at 06:12:37 from (192.233.162.160):
In Reply to: Re: Bushing material posted by lee on December 05, 2004 at 19:28:39:
I think you misunderstand. There are parts on my H that are worn. New parts are no longer available. I can't locate NOS parts. Used are worse than mine. Every aftermarket part I get is not made as well as the origional. Example, my throttle lever was a little worn in the hub. I got an aftermarket one and it isn't made like the origional and the quality wasn't there too. I put a bushing in my origional one and it is better than a new aftermarket one and I am good to go. A machine shop can bore out a hole then turn a custom bushing but sometimes that precision (exact center or hole size) isn't necessary and an off the shelf bushing will work just as well.
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