Yeah its from the side of the river on someones property. I hope they don;t mind me taking a few rocks though...ohhh and all the wood.Quote:
Originally Posted by threedogs
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Yeah its from the side of the river on someones property. I hope they don;t mind me taking a few rocks though...ohhh and all the wood.Quote:
Originally Posted by threedogs
What they don't know won't hurt them hey. I'm sure they've got plenty more rocks anyway I doubt they'd notice.
Just got to be really quite when I go there...shhhhhQuote:
Originally Posted by Winnie
Hi guys
Looks like the bearings are OK you only broke the hub
A 6 stud hub can be done on on Holden or Ford bearings
A45 mm axle with Ford bearings is rated slightly higher than Holden bearings
The problem is the hub not the bearings
If you chose to use 15 or 16m rims I would only fit 10inch electric brakes
Thanks mate, yeah an upgrade is a must I think.Quote:
Originally Posted by pearcey
45mm or 50mm axle with 10" hubs and good bearings.
I nearly forgot....just for the record the rocks came out of my mates property
The floods last year decided to sweep his belongings down the river never to be seen again and instead left him with about a million ton of river rock...spewing
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..........on the move
Well my theory that rocks dont grow on trees is unfounded
I'd be ringing all Landscaper and retire, what was it $190 a metre
Is 1 mtr a trailer load// ppl will come Niss ppl will come
Nice spot there to cast a fly...
It certainly is mate...:)Quote:
Originally Posted by mudski
Cant remember price but I have 50 x 50 axle with 10" electric brakes and 6 stud pattern hubs
Dont think I paid more than $600 and a custom length not off the shelf