G spindle bushings

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   Time to put in the new  front spindle bushings in the G I have been working on.  Drove out the old bushings today and found that the lower bushings are half the length of the upper bushings.  The four bushings I bought are the same length. The parts book shows them as one part number. So I cut one in half to do the bottoms.  The spindle housings are bored to accept 1 1/4" bushing on top and 5/8" on the bottom.

Oh well, another of life's great mysterys.

Bob@allisdowneast  

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	Time to put in the new front spindle bushings in the G I have been working on. Drove out the old bushings today and found that the lower bushings are half the length of the upper bushings. The four bushings I bought are the same length. The parts book shows them as one part number. So I cut one in half to do the bottoms. The spindle housings are bored to accept 1 1/4" bushing on top and 5/8" on the bottom. Oh well, another of life's great mysterys. Bob@allisdowneast

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