Budget Caster Adjustment
09-25-2008, 03:13 AM
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No, it's not a muffler bearing, they're real and they're there. 
Did you put wheels and tires on or have someone do it? It just a little washer that will be on one of the wheel studs.
Due to no resonse, twice, I guess you are not interested in making any for anyone, dsword?
Did you put wheels and tires on or have someone do it? It just a little washer that will be on one of the wheel studs.Due to no resonse, twice, I guess you are not interested in making any for anyone, dsword?
Sorry! For some reason I did not get notified of the responses to this thread....
Unfortunately, with the start of the new school year at the technical institute, I'm no longer considered a student there and for the time being, I don't have access to the waterjet equipment.
I could probably find the drawing and give you the dimensions though. All you really need is a sawzall and a drill press.
09-25-2008, 03:16 AM
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Again, sorry for the slow response. Your questions from this thread were not showing up in my user/cp link. Almost like I was unsubscribed or something...
10-01-2008, 09:54 AM
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Thanks man. 
I think I am going to make some of these myself. Once you get it dialed in to the correct angle, you can always put a weld on the washer and make it a little more permanent. Much better than the cam bolts. 
I think I am going to make some of these myself. Once you get it dialed in to the correct angle, you can always put a weld on the washer and make it a little more permanent. Much better than the cam bolts.