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Hster · 10-11-2013, 10:54 AM

Ray.... Thanks for the info. I don't mind bending and pushing things into place as long as it considered a common practice.

Carl.... Thanks I have only had it a short while and am really having fun with it I just hope the wallet holds out. I have Vol. 1 Les Andrews and this forum has been a most informative and entertaining resource yet. I'll check into the service bulletins.

I saw the frame spreader but buying tools that I hope to use once or twice is a cost I find
hard to bare. Now maybe if I could turn it 90˚ and get another inch in the cab I would definitely get one.

The local clubs are not that local for me, but I'll look into them.

QGolden.... Thank you I'll try and post a pic

Tom.... The tiny dents or flat spots are on the outside of the cup. The inside of the receiving cup on the torque tube does not seem to be as bad but I can't imagine why or how they happened.

10-11-2013, 10:54 AM	#8
Hster Member Join Date: Jul 2013 Location: Bainbridge Island WA Posts: 71	Re: Wishbone alignment Ray.... Thanks for the info. I don't mind bending and pushing things into place as long as it considered a common practice. Carl.... Thanks I have only had it a short while and am really having fun with it I just hope the wallet holds out. I have Vol. 1 Les Andrews and this forum has been a most informative and entertaining resource yet. I'll check into the service bulletins. I saw the frame spreader but buying tools that I hope to use once or twice is a cost I find hard to bare. Now maybe if I could turn it 90˚ and get another inch in the cab I would definitely get one. The local clubs are not that local for me, but I'll look into them. QGolden.... Thank you I'll try and post a pic Tom.... The tiny dents or flat spots are on the outside of the cup. The inside of the receiving cup on the torque tube does not seem to be as bad but I can't imagine why or how they happened.