I will call them as the number comes up as a bolt LOL, and I wont be able to get there for a meet, I am on the north Island out of Campbell River

 

as for getting to Vancouver, logistic hassle that would take a day travel each way LOL

 

If what you're holding in your mitts is genuine Ford (it's hard to tell from the pic), it's composed of 5 separate parts.

D1TZ-1131-A .. Outer Cap/Grease Cup.

D1TZ-1C107-A .. Drive Flange Bolt (not shown)

D1TZ-1145-A .. Drive Flange (the part your right thumb is resting on).

D4HZ-4A145-A .. Axle Shaft Joint Retainer Bolt (not shown).

D2HZ-4627-A .. Axle Shaft Drive Flange Retainer (hidden from view, it's between the drive flange and the outer cap).

You need to look at the parts catalog pic I made reference to in post 15 and post 4. You can get it from Green Sales for free whether you buy the washer from them, or not.

btw: You're located in the area where the cruiser HMCS Queen disappeared over 80 years ago. A lotta wrecks have been located along these coasts, but the Queen is elusive.

You could take a float plane R/T. FTE member Arctic Y Block lives on Prince Of Wales Island, is planning to do the same thing when the tub reaches Ketchikan on the 13th. Meet and greet. eat lunch and drink more than one libation!

 

i dont know that one but they purposely sank the Columbia here for a reef
holy just surfing and found this site, has my Dad (red floater suit)on it LOL i never knew it existed until searching for the ship dive
Dive sites: HMCS Columbia - Campbell River Isn't Just for Salmon Fishing by Jack Connick - SCUBA Diving coastal British Columbia, Canada

Scuba Diving the HMCS Columbia | Facebook

 

and Ripple Rock, biggest non nuclear explosion
Campbell River Museum » Blog Archive » April 5, 1958 – Ripple Rock Explosion

 

I'm aware, have several books that show before/during and after pics. That rock had sunk or damaged more ships than a carload of torpedoes.

What they did to get rid of it. They had miners dig down from both sides of the shore, met in the middle under the seafloor, placed the explosives, and WHAM, it disappeared faster than Amelia Earhardt.

 

my Dad knew people that worked on it and when i was small they would bring out the old personal photo albums, Man we got it easy these days

 

they lived like this when i was born but smaller house
Museum at Campbell River - native North American Indian art, Vancouver Island, BC, Canada