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7 years 2 months ago #179805 by Swishy
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Sorry Cogz
But we seem to have hijakd u're thread
But Mrs
haz cum up with sum good fixes
My 2 cents worth sez:
silastic Ok but we have now moved onto Black Urethane the stuff they seal windscreens with
also 4 get araldite we use wot the yanks swear by .............. n tiz good/better
JBWeld
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Good for:
Coughs Colds Sore holes n pimples on the diky
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7 years 2 months ago #179815 by Dave_64
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No sweat, Swishy. Some helpful clues been posted here. have tried the Araldite fix on half a dozen nuts/bolts so see how they go.Cheers.

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7 years 2 months ago #179817 by Anonymous
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On the subject of JB Weld mentioned by Swishy, some years ago my brother was up in the Gulf country in his Landrover Defender, adventurous to say the least. Long story short, he stripped the spline in the rear axle to hub. Not being anywhere near spares or help, he stripped it down, cleaned it all up with Brake Clean, mixed up and applied the JB Weld and waited 24 hours.

When he reached Darwin, he bought a new hub to fit when his emergency repair failed. The new hub was still in the box when he sold the beast 2 years later. Can't get a better recommendation that that.
Steve.

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