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That seems to work but I am concerned about the wear on the axle housing.
I don’t know how thick the housing is and what concerns I should have about the wear.
The warn axle housing measures about 2.635 vertical and 2.685 across at the spring seat location.
I have access to a rear axle of of a 1941 car. Would that be a suitable replacement?
Thanks,
Mike
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