jeffcooper
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- Nov 21, 2007
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Do they have punctuation keys down under or is it just that your education level is low? That is probably the longest run on sentence I have ever seen. If you want people to take your advice seriously, write like you have at-least a fourth grade education.jase351 said:U could get them machined out to the size of your original ones or take the broken one to a machine shop to get fixed they would just drill it out but it takes a bit of experince to drill and re tap exactly where it should be done caution using easy outs because they could be more of pain if they snap off in the hole i have removed them before for people that have broke them trying to remove broken studs it would of been better if the didnt try themselves and bought it in first
hope it helps
ridejunky said:Do they have punctuation keys down under or is it just that your education level is low? That is probably the longest run on sentence I have ever seen. If you want people to take your advice seriously, write like you have at-least a fourth grade education.
jeffcooper said:Thanks for that Adam - It's nice to know a couple of people understood what I was getting at! I think you're right about getting the bolt bit out, but it's a horrible job, the break is inside the threaded clamp, and to make things worse, whilst drilling through the outer end, my drill bit broke off in the remains of the bolt!!!
I was hoping to kill 4 birds with one stone, there are all sorts of forks available on ebay cheap, and if I could have improved the suspension, and saved the money that it will cost me to get the existing clamp fixed, I would have been a very happy bunny, but it looks like it's not going to happen.
Thanks for all of the suggestions though.
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