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[GMCnet] Re: Steering box centering [message #367325 is a reply to message #367324] Wed, 27 October 2021 09:03 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
jimk is currently offline  jimk   United States
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GMC Motorhome business is so small there is no one that can finance a
professional aids.
If you feel you can pull it off , then I suggest you do it.
In our case, if it was not for our Air Filter parent company, we could not
tie up funds on lot of the projects we need to invest.

On Tue, Oct 26, 2021 at 10:56 PM wrote:

> I watched them too, a lot of rambling and more of a commercial for those
> new intermediate shafts than any real info. Plus he needs a cameraman so he
> can zoom in on the things he refers to. No doubt there is some value in
> his presentations but as a relative newcomer to these TZE's, I find the
> presentations hard going. He needs a script/producer/cameraman IMO
>
> Larry
>
> RF_Burns wrote on Tue, 26 October 2021 18:13
>> I watched JimB's steering videos both parts 1 and 2 this past week. In
> part 1 he was calling the output shaft the input shaft and he corrected
>> himself a couple of times. He talked about making the pitman arm
> parallel with the cover mounting surface when I believe he was wanting to
>> reference the flat spot on the input shaft.
>>
>> In part 2 he came back and tried to clarify the position of the input
> shaft with the cover mounting surface. Except this time he stated it was
>> the intermediate shaft's pinch bolt groove that you line up to the cover
> mounting surface. This is not correct, it is the flat milled surface on
>> the input shaft that is to be parallel to the cover mounting surface as
> shown on page 9-39 of the manual. It would be really nice if the pinch
>> bolt was the reference point, then you could see at a glance, but the
> pinch bolt is at some random angle that does not match to anything when on
>> high-point.
>>
>> I hope he clarifies this before people get this messed up... Or if I am
> wrong, please advise me and I'll delete this post.
>
>
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