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#1258296 03/11/2018 9:23 PM
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Hello;
I am finally back in the shop working on my 52 GMC 9430 one ton.
I'm currently looking over the front end steering which I have found some very substantial wear in the steering connecting rod or drag link and also found some severe scoring on the tie rod balls. I see where I can purchase a new connecting rod complete. The question I have is I'm going to need to also replace the linkage balls that seat into the drag link.I'm having a hard time determining which ones will work. I haven't pushed the balls out yet, thought I would do a little research first. Has anyone bought these before and can I use the threaded type rather than the push in type currently on the arms? I can't recall if the crown nuts would interfere with anything as the linkage moved.
I tried to post a picture but it looks like my Mac has a different file type for pictures which I'll have to look into.

Thanks

Mark
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52_Ton #1258356 03/12/2018 10:41 AM
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Hi Mark -- What file format are you trying to upload? I can always add it to our permissions if need be. File formats for attachments are *fairly* universal, so your platform type shouldn't make a difference. The image formats we allow currently are:

.gif
.jpg
.png

The document formats are:

.txt
.doc
.docx
.pdf
.wmv

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Hello John;
The issue is that I am using a Mac computer which I am having a bear of a time trying to resize the JPG to below 300KB. I have it reduced to below 200 according to the preview screen and yet I can't edit the picture in giving me the size limit fault. Any suggestions? There's probably an APP for resizing pictures.
I much rather prefer Windows based PC's for this and other reasons.

Mark


1952 GMC 9430 one ton pickup, a work in progress

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Mark, there are several recommendations for resizing listed in the Image Posting Policy shown in the left margin. Good luck.


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Originally Posted by 52_Ton
Hello John;
The issue is that I am using a Mac computer which I am having a bear of a time trying to resize the JPG to below 300KB. I have it reduced to below 200 according to the preview screen and yet I can't edit the picture in giving me the size limit fault. Any suggestions? There's probably an APP for resizing pictures.
I much rather prefer Windows based PC's for this and other reasons.

Mark

I feel your pain, I use Android and there is no easy way to resize a pic, I have to download an app. I think even the lowest setting on my tablet is still too large and I don't see a way to do it on my phone.

Windows on a pc was soooo easy to resize pictures.

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I was finally able to resize through the picture preview screen. Its kind of a trial and error thing.....now back to my original questions


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