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closed knuckle covers
[updated:LAST EDITED ON 11-Dec-02 AT 11:55 AM (EST)]awhile back i got info from some nice person on here about a company on the net that sells the covers for the closed knuckles it was bearing something and they sold kits with metal cover and felt and gasket and bolts for like 12 dollars in getting ready to use school loans and upcoming tax money to revamp alot of my beast i would like to find this company again so i can replace those any help would be appreciated.
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School loans are better spent on school. Besides, if you look at the fine print, you can probably get in a major bind by misappropriating funds.
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it was a joke but if your that serious a person im scared to ask any questions on here i like the board and have found it useful in the past im just trying to get help remebering the name of a site
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Right, You are correct and I crossed the line. I understood that the thread was old, but that is what the search function does for you. However, I do wonder why one would reply when their response has absolutely nothing to do with the thread initiator's actual question.
There are many of us on this forum who genuinely need all the help they can get with working on these old trucks. I am one of those individuals and it is really disheartening to see responses to questions that offer no help whatsoever and really just attack a person's choices.
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There are many of us on this forum who genuinely need all the help they can get with working on these old trucks. I am one of those individuals and it is really disheartening to see responses to questions that offer no help whatsoever and really just attack a person's choices.
Thanks for the quick reply-
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OK, OK... I don't understand all those computer terms, so it doesn't matter to me anyway. I just wanted an answer to my question. However, it matters not since I found a supplier for them. If anyone would like to purchase these I will give you the phone number for them. The large ones (12 bolt) are $32 a side and the small ones (8 bolt) are $18 a side. According to the distributor they come complete with bolts and ship out the same day if ordered before 1:00pm.
Thanks for the help,
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Thanks for the help,
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Well considering I was not here 2 year's ago for Villigidt, I think the name he was looking for is Berry Bearing, out of ?? Waukegan IL. Try an internet search for them, they carry alot of stuff for axle's and related component's.
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