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Old 03-29-2015, 08:01 PM
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Default Indent arm /pin for creepers ( what do you think? )
How does this look?




( I know they go on the arm the opposite way but I stuck them there to hold them up for the picture )

I need to shorten the peened diameter but I think it turned out well.
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looks great Jeff, you do awesome work.
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looks great Jeff, you do awesome work.
I had help
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Nice job Jeff!
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I did have to bribe the sheetmetal guy at work with food
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Very nice work as usual Jeff. So if I'm reading all these threads right, I can convert my NF handle creeper over to the WF style with the different handle and also a good idea to change the detent piece while im in there?
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Very nice work as usual Jeff. So if I'm reading all these threads right, I can convert my NF handle creeper over to the WF style with the different handle and also a good idea to change the detent piece while im in there?
That is correct on the handle. If the detent ball is worn, change it. If it's still good, the choice is yours.

I will have NF and WF handles offered shortly ( I have to drill the parts ) plus the extension for the NF handles to fit both low tunnel ( 70 series and 100 ) and high tunnel (1X2 and up ).

Lew sent some parts for me to copy so a few more items will be appearing soon. One of the parts he sent was the "W" for the creeper but the sheetmetal guy doesn't want to do them. It looks likes it flame hardened and ground on the inside.
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Looks great Jeff,how are you making out on the other projects.
give him more food.!
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Ready to start on the Original clutch bushing tomorrow. The other parts ( except the "W" ) right after.
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Very nice work as usual Jeff. So if I'm reading all these threads right, I can convert my NF handle creeper over to the WF style with the different handle and also a good idea to change the detent piece while im in there?
I talked with Jeff during his engineering stage. We noticed that the NF and WF handles have a 10 degree rotational difference in the hole locations. You might probably have to bend the handle a little to make it work properly.
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