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A&I spindles

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    Posted: 52 minutes ago at 10:06am
Anyone have experience with a&i spindles on 7-8000 front axles? Have an 8070 that they are very worn on. Put bushings in 10? yrs ago and they were almost wore through. The spindles are badly worn and would like to get things back in shape. Worried about quality of China spindles.
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If the worst wear is on the top spindle bushing area??  I wouldn't be one bit scared to have it welded up and machined down to proper size. I wouldn't think about doing that on the lower bushing area, as that's where it would break if it ever did.
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