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Ya want help or not? He answered your question...it isn't acceptable. It's shot. I wouldn't run it. He also suggested somewhere else you can get one, should you chose to. No one said you HAD to.
Good luck with whatever you chose to do. Have a great day.
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I was wondering if the wobble is acceptable.
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Remove it and get a new one from my buddy Jeff in PA. A sponsor on top of the page. which implies what he might think but doesn't answer the question. I phrase my questions very carefully so I can get the information I need, because I know what happens when I don't. To his credit he did post again, answering my question.
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Have you had the collar off of the input shaft? The input shaft may be worn in relationship with the collar. If that would be the case, replacing the collar may improve the wobble but not eliminate it. If the driveshaft side of the collar is not worn, you could flip it over and test the fit to determine what you need. Not answering your question, just providing some insight.
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Good grief. I'm done with this thread.
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