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| Tim2005 |
 Posted: Wed May 07, 2008 10:01 pm |
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Location: Norfolk UK
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Hi, does anyone happen to know the size of the swinging arm bushes? Mine have some slight play (although pumping grease in seems to have eliminated it for the time being) & it would be good to have some new ones to swop straight in.
Last time I replaced them several years ago I had to get them made up, hopefully I can find some easier (and cheaper) this time.
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| grubby |
| Posted: Tue Jun 03, 2008 7:16 pm |
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Location: Tonbridge
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Hi, mine (SH798) have a bit of play and need changing but was going to wait 'till winter, might be cheeper to get 2 sets made, have you anybody in mind?
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| Tim2005 |
| Posted: Sat Jun 07, 2008 8:35 pm |
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Hi, I've not got anywhere planned as yet. I have in the meantime stripped & checked mine visually & they do seem aok, but slight wear is hard to see. If they last the summer I will probably try some Oillite bushes
http://www.oilitebearings.com/
As for size, the sleeves that they run on are 25.2mm o/d, and I have an old pair of bushes that came out years ago & their o/d is 30.25mm. However, those seem to be 25mm bore (as you may have guessed, I don't own an internal micrometer). I did have new sleeves made up years ago, perhaps they changed size then. Flanges are 35.25mm o/d, 2.25mm deep. I'm suspecting the bushes were originally imperial sized anyway.
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