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Roger Muir
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by Roger Muir » Wed Dec 12, 2001 1:24 am
on 12/12/01 12:22 am, Gene Gillam at
anngene@bellsouth.net wrote:
>
>> Just forget them and fit a pair of my new hexagonal hub-nuts with
> double-lip
> seals in them.< Roger Furneaux
>
>
> Roger,
>
> I was among a group that recently bought the hub-nuts from you but I
haven't
> had a chance to install them yet - one of those "things-to-do" jobs that
> will eventually get done. I didn't realize that using them would negate
the
> need for the slinger - or will the slinger still be needed as a spacer to
> keep the half-shaft from flexing?
I used Roger Furneaux's HUB NUTS and they work just fine!!
However I made one mistake!!
Roger will supply a ring to fit on the shaft for the oil seal to run on.
Perfectly machined to fit the lip seal. You do have to glue this ring in
place on the shaft with an epoxy adhesive. When you do be very careful to
make sure that you use sufficient adhesive to seal the ring to the shaft,
the slot's in the shaft give problems. I carelessly didn't fully seal
them.
Consequently I still had very slight but very noticeable seepage of oil
between the ring and the shaft. Problem was how to seal this leak. I
couldn't withdraw the ring,after all it was glued in place! I solved this
by scouring the RS catalogue and found a 'runny' silicon sealer which sets
very slowly and ran down the gaps. It worked fortunately.
Merry Xmas and a Happy New Year to all.
Roger Muir Bromsgrove England
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tonygoodall
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by tonygoodall » Wed Dec 12, 2001 11:59 am
Roger
Thanks for the interesting info.
It seems that your nuts have met with general approval; I shall be in touch
with you in the new year to obtain a pair as my nuts are rather old and
battered now !
Regards
Tony TC 9825
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John Patterson
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by John Patterson » Wed Dec 12, 2001 3:09 pm
My nuts are old and battered too after 70 years, but I manage to get them
into my TC and drive them around for a spin on nice days.
John Patterson TC 7025
-----Original Message-----
From: tonygoodall [mailto:
tonygoodall@blueyonder.co.uk]
Sent: Wednesday, December 12, 2001 2:01 PM
To: mgtabc
Subject: Re: [mg-tabc] Roger Furneaux's "NUTS"!
Roger
Thanks for the interesting info.
It seems that your nuts have met with general approval; I shall be in touch
with you in the new year to obtain a pair as my nuts are rather old and
battered now !
Regards
Tony TC 9825
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