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#38193 11/02/2003 9:29 PM
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Is there any way of repairing the threads on a
axle..I guess at one time or another the large
nut that goes onto the end of the axle must have
went on cross threated and now I have little or
almost no threads for the nut to hold on.


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#38194 11/03/2003 1:28 AM
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IF you have that done, make sure it is done by a qualified welding machine shop.
I would replace the spindle if it were my truck.
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#38195 11/03/2003 4:16 AM
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If it's actually a threaded axle it's on a full floater, 3/4 ton & up. Whether it's that or a front spindle, it's easier to replace than to rethread. On a spindle, you're trying to weld high strength steel, which will have to be heat treated. If it's a rear axle housing, you'll have to go to a specialist, welding the cast steel will be easy, finding someone with the tools to rethread will be tough.


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