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#1361291 05/21/2020 3:29 PM
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1951 chevy 3100
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I am looking for what I believe is a spindle stop for a 1951 chevy 3100. I have one and I am missing the other. Where is the best place to locate one?
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Dankjt #1361300 05/21/2020 4:57 PM
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Might place a request in "Parts Wanted" forum. Plenty of bolters have lots of stuff laying around.


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Please explain where the "spindle top" goes and what it does.


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spindle stop . bolts to front axle when turning wheel the spindle hits it before hitting axle.
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Dankjt #1361415 05/22/2020 4:13 AM
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I agree with Forty-9. Ask around.

If not. Got a torch? Welder? Flat bar stock? I’d build one. Make sure it’s heavy duty. 😉


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Parts manual list the stop: PN 365527 '41-'55 1/2 ton AL, BL , you can widen your search, or just make one. They bend easy so I doubt anything other then hardware store store steel is needed.

Dankjt #1361450 05/22/2020 1:23 PM
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thanks guys. I think i will build one. probably easier than finding one. lol

Dankjt #1361502 05/22/2020 6:18 PM
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Easier than bending would be to cut one out of a piece of thick angle iron or tube. If you lived in my neighbourhood, I would give you a hunk of 2" x 2" x 1/4" thick square tube; after cutting away most of it, you would be left with what you need.

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Gord&Fran #1361598 05/23/2020 11:44 AM
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Thanks Gord&Fran did not think of using tube steel excellent idea. I think I might have a piece laying around.


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