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    Posted: 04 Apr 2019 at 12:16pm
Long time lurker first time poster. Looking for information on repairing these pedals holes are wholuded out shaft is ok.Does anybody fix these with new bushings? Have gotten lots of great information from this great site. Thank you Wink 
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yes you can put a bushing in the clutch and one brake but you better look close at your shaft.
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I have repaired several of them. I have not found a shaft that was not worn.
Where in Wisconsin are you?
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Thank you Alvin. Lonn, s.e. wi. have a daughter by you in otsego  next time I'm that way I'll look you up
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It doesn't get any better than this....

https://www.allischalmers.com/forum/f-s-wd-wd45-reconditioned-parts_topic148897.html

Yes, where in WI are you?  He'll be in Hutchison, MN this July and Union Grove, WI in August.

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That was the thread I was looking for. Thank you Ted. I live 20 miles west of Union Grove. See you there in September.
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New shaft is available from Steiner. It will be worn somewhat. Pedals have to be bushed at machine shop. Have to do both to get it all tight. Even a bit of shaft wear will let the pedal flop around a fair bit. Steiner shaft is very inexpensive.
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I take the shaft and pedals to my local fab shop.  They make a new shaft and put new bushings in the pedals.  Well worth the money. 
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Thank you for the suggestions. Have a friend that does machine work I'm sure he can fix me up new bushings and shaft.
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That brake and clutch shaft is $49 at steiner. I paid $200 to my machinist friend to make one. I'm not complaining it was not available at the time. Just the advantage of mass production. Part number is ACS2678.
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The shaft has special tapers. To do it like the original you would need to make a cutter. I have a new shaft on the shelf $35.00 plus the ride. 
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Lon(MN) sent you a pm
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The shaft on my narrow front 45 was worn pretty bad. I welded it up and filed it back round. Worked good. Then got lucky and got some great pedals on E-bay.
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