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Old 05-25-2016, 03:32 PM
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I'm wanting to make a set of rearend braces instead of buying them as i'm going to tie this all into my loader subframe, but need an axle tube for a pattern.

Are these the same for all cast iron / aluminum rearends? IE: are the bolt holes in the same places to use for a pattern
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Here's a pic with dimensions of the braces I made for my 1872, sorry, it's not very good, my scanner quit on me, had to use Gimp.

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Thanks, that's helpful, but I was hoping to just get an axle tube, trace it , and center punch the holes.
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Thanks, that's helpful, but I was hoping to just get an axle tube, trace it , and center punch the holes.
where IND Are you ? I have some setting in the shop
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Draw a circle 6 7/8ths diameter, center the holes on the circumference, using the dimensions given.
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I love you guys, you can buy them ready to install. And people ask me why I don't make parts for Cubs anymore.
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I love you guys, you can buy them ready to install. And people ask me why I don't make parts for Cubs anymore.
I'm not paying $130+ shipping for 10 bucks in steel and a couple of hours of my time plus i'd need to modify it anyways for my specific purpose.

Appreciate that it makes sense for some people, but not me on this project.
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Draw a circle 6 7/8ths diameter, center the holes on the circumference, using the dimensions given.
Thanks, that's helpful.
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where IND Are you ? I have some setting in the shop
Indianapolis,but thanks for the offer.
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I'm not paying $130+ shipping for 10 bucks in steel and a couple of hours of my time plus i'd need to modify it anyways for my specific purpose.

Appreciate that it makes sense for some people, but not me on this project.
Have fun figuring it out. Guys like you expect every one to work for free except themselves.
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