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    Posted: 12 Jan 2012 at 10:31pm
i currently have 18.9x28 tires on this ans i found some almost new 14.9x28 tires for 100 each will they fit on this rim?  the rim is @ 14.5 to 15 inches wide. thanks    jon
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Yes, they will fit.
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sweet, also does anyone have a pic of where the steering shaft goes into the bell housing on a diesel i need to make a bushing!!
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There is supposed to be a support bushing bearing bolted inside of the left frame rail with 1 bolt just in front of the bell housing. This takes care of supporting the rear section of the shaft. This is likely worn and is letting the shaft rub the bell housing.
Yea, I can fix that.....
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cool thanks i saw that in there guess i get to adjust it
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On the D-17 diesel that I am currently restoring, the shaft and support bearing block was worn. I cut the worn part of the shaft out, drilled, pinned , welded and turned the shaft new, then we made a new support block with a brass wear bushing.Also drilled and tapped the block for a grease zerk. She won't wear out again in my ownership life.  Dave.
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