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04-17-2025, 11:38 PM
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Location: Orcas Island Washington
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Re: 9" rear in a jailbar truck
I don't know anything about quick change rear axles, so I will just plug along as planned. Been waiting on some parts and distracted by work and a few other things, but yesterday I opend the crate. I love the look of long stored parts that have been stored properly. I think Lanny had this built in the 80's so I'm gonna wager the bearings were not produced 'overseas'. Nice job of bolting this thing in Lanny! and thanks again for making the effort to get this half way across the country.
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