Why not? In Canada if you go to Newfoundland the inhabitants will show you
pictures of the famous fur-bearing Cod. Perhaps your fur-bearing hub is part
of the progenitor of the modern Triumph trailing arm assembly. Back then I
assume it was known as the Dragging-Knuckle assembly. :^)
Mark
-----Original Message-----
From: steve bridge [mailto:slbridge@hotmail.com]
Sent: April 9, 2003 12:04 PM
To: 6pack@autox.team.net
Subject: RE: Hub bearing, fur bearing
> > Hey List,
> >
> > Here is a new one. I was surfing and found a site that says if you
>heat the
> > rear bearing hub with a torch just shy of a fire ball, plunge it into
>a cold
> > water bath, you will feel it pop. then pound it on a concrete floor
>and it
> > will come apart.
> >
> > http://www.torontotriumph.com/articl12.htm
> >
> > Go figure, I just thought a bigger hammer would do the trick.
> >
> > John Davis
> > 73 in the works
>
> > Hey List,
> >
> > Here is a new one. I was surfing and found a site that says if you heat
>the
> > rear bearing hub with a torch just shy of a fire ball, plunge it into a
>cold
> > water bath, you will feel it pop. then pound it on a concrete floor and
>it
> > will come apart.
I Love it!
Is the proper attire for this procedure an loin cloth? 'cause I have
one and I excel at Caveman Mechanics! I don't have a concrete floor, but I
do have a rock that I am fond of...
Seriously, I have visions of a weakened hub failing in a long sweeping
curve with a car already at the limits of lateral adhesion. Could be fatal.
SD Steve
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