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Lg shirt please.

I bought a Borgeson uj.

IIRC it is the intermediate shaft that needs a support bearing. Companies like Borgeson http://www.borgeson.com/index.html produce many universal joints that make adaptation easier. It might make sense to use a double-D shaft for the intermediate as it's easier to get the length adjusted than a splined shaft. You should probably purchase the LVVTA Manual, or at least the steering chapter: http://www.lvvta.org.nz/shop/chapter-7-steering-systems/ This is the place for cert questions

Well, duh. I should read more carefully /already have enough wagons

Yes, saw that yesterday. Seems to be a well priced.

What's the issue?

Seems like you need to make the rod longer?

Prize table is doubling as fire pit this year.

I have ali-x version but haven't used it much - belts seem a bit crap, probably should buy some better ones locally.

Doing the patches is not problem, I have a belt sander setup. It's more about getting the cutouts in the panels done nicely. I want to be close to this good, and I find it hard to do neatly with a cutoff wheel.

I'm wanting to use them to trim the edges of cuts in sheet metal to get good-fitting patches. They should be good enough for that? Not heavy grinding/stick removal.

Good work - that was a fair bit of rusty metal lurking in the corners.

About 4.5 I think? Lots of spares.

Thanks, went to Twiggs in Welly today, the PPS website is rubbish. Twiggs is researching. They are pricey suckers though https://www.revolutionindustrial.com.au/poliroll-polico-150pc-abrasive-cartridge-rolls-pol

Any idea where I can get something like these in NZ that are rated for a die grinder speed (1/4 shank) and the sanding drums? https://www.unitedabrasives.com/mmi-family/spiral-band-drums/ https://www.unitedabrasives.com/mmi-family/3-4-diameter/ @Truenotch?