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rear beam pivot shaft ??
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mjsroofing
PostPosted: Sun Dec 22, 2013 3:47 am Up
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Other than the one on eBay does anyone know where I can buy them.
I am in the middle of rebuilding a rear beam.
I have changed the beam on it twice and they have gone within 6months of each other so I thought I'd rebuild the old one and fit that.
Not that hard to do once you worked it all out.

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Edward
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How do you get the pins out of the beam?
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mjsroofing
PostPosted: Sun Dec 22, 2013 4:40 am Up
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Not sure yet, hammer and chisel maybe.
Drill a hole straight through and slot bar in hole and turn shaft ??
Its worth a try as the beam is scrap as it is.

Mark
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Steve206
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When I had my axle replaced I'm sure they just hammered them out.
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mjsroofing
PostPosted: Sun Dec 22, 2013 12:17 pm Up
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Steve206 wrote:
When I had my axle replaced I'm sure they just hammered them out.

Did you see them hammer it out, can you describe how they managed to do so. With out looking at it again I would think to hammer it out you would have to remove the other trailing arm and insert a very long chissel from that end through the centre in order to hammer it out.

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If it was as easy as hammering the stub pins out to replace them it wouldnt be so expensive for axle rebuilds.
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mjsroofing
PostPosted: Sun Dec 22, 2013 3:06 pm Up
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So, is there any positive information available please. I am going to attempt the removal tomororow.
I have a few ideas but I will just have to see how it goes.

Mark
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Sorry bud can help with that but i did just get a reconditioned axle from axledirect.com with two years warrenty for 275 delievered to my door
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mjsroofing
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commandosqueak wrote:
Sorry bud can help with that but i did just get a reconditioned axle from axledirect.com with two years warrenty for 275 delievered to my door
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Yep this is going to be my last resort. I have already got to the point of looking.
I have already bought and fitted two new trailing arm bearings and have all four beam bushes ready to fit.
The only reason its not on the car is the fact that the one piveg shaft is just to far gone. I am going to try removing it tomorrow.
Its should take me long to remove the trailing arm again. So I will know fairly early wether or not its doable.

Mark
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ok buddy good luck Smile
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Edward
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I imagine it's a interference fit and some heat might be needed...maybe.
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Edward wrote:
I imagine it's a interference fit and some heat might be needed...maybe.[/quote

Yes I think your
I was thinking of using a reciperating saw and cutting a slot in the centre.

Mark
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