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stripping the diff down was easier then i thought , but took alot of hard work to get it cleaned up and in the end i had the rusty bits sand blasted safely to avoid sand entering the diff housing its self .then painted it with hammerite primer and black hammered finish paint with a brush[frame][/frame]
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the diff its self was very clean inside , which im happy about , as i wasnt going to strip it down because it wouldnt go back together ![frame][/frame]
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the hub and bearings cleaned up well to with a little wheel cleaner acid . and a wire brush .[frame][/frame]
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painted the hub with wheel silver paint and lacquer to protect it and re greased the bearings[frame][/frame]
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next week im cleaning up the prop shaft[frame][/frame]
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ok ,ive been busy doing abit more then what i expected on the morris ,these last few weeks , the prop ,seat base ,and steering column(you may be interest in what iv done with that one !!) first up is the finished prop.[frame][/frame]
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i tried to remove the joints but i didnt have a clue how to , i may replace them at a later date .[frame][/frame]
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the seats were in a bad state , mainly because i left them outside (bad idea ) so new covers are needed and foam, i had the seats sand blasted etch primed and painted black .[frame][/frame]
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the column had a rubber bush with a brass bearing , this is the main thing i changed to the column , i replaced the rubber with two ball roller bearing , i had to machine out the bracket a little to make it fit ,but im happy with the result .[frame][/frame]
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i even made a cover for the top bearing (where dirt may enter ) out of a filler spreader .[frame][/frame]
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this is the underside of the bearing .[frame][/frame]
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Why not a closed bearing?
All bearings are on the market with different types of covers for the rollers.
You can get it with black rubber, and also with a stainless steel cover.
All bearings are on the market with different types of covers for the rollers.
You can get it with black rubber, and also with a stainless steel cover.
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Finally found a welder cheap enough , soon il be cutting and welding[frame][/frame]