Posted by migraine on July 07, 2008 at 21:23:54 from (67.182.151.248):
Man I feel like a dork. Been working on this 1957 Farmall 450 gas bringing it back from the dead almost and got all the leaks fixed and parts rounded up, running good ,new Ta etc. etc. Finally got it to the painter and he calls and informs me that the two axles are different lengths.I had never had the wheels off so guess I didn't notice, looked at it tonight and left side has K codes so must be from 560 or? Anybody got a cheat or cheap way to cut that left one off to match the right? Will a portable band saw be able to cut through with a straight cut and then just buff the outer edge to match original. Open for ideas here as he wants to get this thing done for our show July 30 and out of his paint room. Thanks for any and all ideas. Migraine
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