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Old 01-23-2012, 08:21 PM
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Default Re: How To Custom Drive Shaft

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Originally Posted by civic83 View Post
I've done this using styrene tube ( its what I had onhand ) works good, won't take as much torque of corse but works none the less
I have not had any issues with these I have pulled my dump trailer all over loaded and have not had one issue with strength..

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Great how to but I have one question. How do I go about the carrier bearing.
The hanger bearing you see is a F350 steering block that is bolted to the frame..
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