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Thanks for info 
Don't Worry, Be Happy
Morgan 4/4 1985 2,0 Zetec
BMW R1200 GS
Triumph TR140
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Because the owner brought it to me and asked if I could weld the hub up and re-machine it for him.
I'd been warned about it by the foreman at our local agri engineers, a man with many years experience in correcting fitters mistakes
When I stopped laughing.........I said no, I'm not a miracle worker
Cheers
Arwyn
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Helpful though many of the tips are here , the original poster has a BTR axle , not a Salisbury 7HA . Although there are similarities , it is important that he follows instructions for the former , not the latter.
Andy G
1999 +8 , Indigo Blue.
Ex-John McKecknie/Mike Duncan 1955 +4 racer.
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Guys
Helpful though many of the tips are here , the original poster has a BTR axle , not a Salisbury 7HA . Although there are similarities , it is important that he follows instructions for the former , not the latter. I think you've posted this on the wrong thread Andy. My axle referred to on this thread is a Salisbury.
1972 4/4 2 Seater
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