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07-18-2015, 03:22 PM
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Front Axle Play On 1000
I'm getting ready to start my Frankentractor rebuild of my old 1978 1000'. I have the solid motor mounts and the old-style clutch driver disc, and a 12hp engine from a 1200 of the same year.
I was looking at the 1000 chassis this morning, and I noticed that the front axle has about 1/8" or so of fore-and-aft play at the front axle pivot. Otherwise the rest of the steering is tight. I've never had the front axle out of one of these, and I do have a brand-new pivot pin to put in if I need it. If I pull the axle, what am I likely to find? Is it common for the hole for the pivot pin to be hogged out? But that doesn't account for the fore-and-aft play, though. How much fore-and-aft play is "normal"? Can this be tightened up with a washer between the axle and the channel that straddles it? What about running a large bolt through with a couple of flat washers on each side, and try to "squeeze" the channel tighter? Or, on the other hand, since the maximum top speed is only about 8 mph, should I just stop obsessing over it? 
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