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YorkshireDextaMan · Post by **YorkshireDextaMan** » Thu Oct 07, 2010 8:02 pm

Ian, Yard Scraper right . Something like that anyway, and she's hard to steer, OK, . Think about a "Quick Fix" , Get a Thrust bearing, (two if you want) fit it in ten minute's , if the wheel bearings are lose, just tighten them up a couple of notches, .
Forget the other things for a while, , You can get the bearing's from this link overnight,
And then, get all the other bits you need to do the full repair, and fit them later, (not too later,lol) but it will be easier to steer untill then. Link here.
http://www.forge-services.co.uk/cgi-bin ... a807199730

Kiwi Kev · Post by **Kiwi Kev** » Thu Oct 07, 2010 8:21 pm

YorkshireDextaMan

When you want to post a reply to a thread, if you click on "post reply" it will be added onto the bottom of the last post, just like this one is here.
If you click on "new topic" it will start on a new page, and not be linked or connected to the thread that you were reading. i.e "reply to Ians post" is not part of Ians "front axle problem" post.
Hope this helps
Kiwi Kev

YorkshireDextaMan · Post by **YorkshireDextaMan** » Thu Oct 07, 2010 8:34 pm

Kiwi Kev wrote:YorkshireDextaMan

When you want to post a reply to a thread, if you click on "post reply" it will be added onto the bottom of the last post, just like this one is here.
If you click on "new topic" it will start on a new page, and not be linked or connected to the thread that you were reading. i.e "reply to Ians post" is not part of Ians "front axle problem" post.
Hope this helps
Kiwi Kev

Kev, did realise that, thanks, but i forgot to click on "post reply" and when i clicked submit it asked the question ( for a subject) and i did'nt want to write i all again. "Must try harder"

lol.
Hope it's of some use to Ian anyway,