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Old 08-06-2016, 05:12 PM
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I hear yah 64fleetside...

Well today the postman brought a package from Jeff in pa,The shortened driveshaft.After cleaning the dirty balls and coupling parts,I found out I needed a fan,lucky for me I had one from the parts donor 1440.

Easy to install and it runs true as I am handsome.

Nice work Jeff.
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I hear yah 64fleetside...

Well today the postman brought a package from Jeff in pa,The shortened driveshaft.After cleaning the dirty balls and coupling parts,I found out I needed a fan,lucky for me I had one from the parts donor 1440.

Easy to install and it runs true as I am handsome.

Nice work Jeff.
Thank you Lew.

I checked runout before cutting, after pressing it together and after welding. My technique worked well.

Good to see it worked well
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Nice work Jeff and Lew. You guys make a good team.

Jeff did you spin it really slow in the lathe and weld it while it's in there? I saw a drive shaft guy make one the other day and he had his mig set up in a fixture that he just pulled the trigger while it spun and it was all set
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Nice work Jeff and Lew. You guys make a good team.

Jeff did you spin it really slow in the lathe and weld it while it's in there? I saw a drive shaft guy make one the other day and he had his mig set up in a fixture that he just pulled the trigger while it spun and it was all set
No, I drilled and reamed a hole in one side and the other side was press fit "pin" ( 3X diameter to length ) . I welded the root pass and then checked runout on the lathe. After verifying it was good, I finish welding it.

Rechecked runout and then I turned the weld OD to shaft size.
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Good work gentlemen.
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Put the finishing touches on the 1541 today,headlight rings came yesterday, side panels on and polished up.
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No, I drilled and reamed a hole in one side and the other side was press fit "pin" ( 3X diameter to length ) . I welded the root pass and then checked runout on the lathe. After verifying it was good, I finish welding it.

Rechecked runout and then I turned the weld OD to shaft size.
I'm impressed, I'll keep you in mind for those custom drive shaft lengths.
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