rondig
Senior Member
I really like this game....it doesnt use my currency...but im going with spinning wheel power divider
No.....they have a rebuilt diff sitting there. They are replacing the diff housing ( axle housing if you will) with a used one. I found out today that the guy doing the repair is a hell of a welder. He used to do pipeline welding so I am told. I would have thought someone like that would have looked at the housing as a super easy repair. He told me today "When I see a crack, I replace it.....no questions asked." Seems to be a very black or white thinking individual.So they're going to put a new ring gear on that differential and put that back into a different housing? Does that seem backwards to anybody else? I'd prefer to get a used (non grenaded) differential to put into that housing.
LMAO...……….come on, that's too in depth for this guy. He is only repairing what he can see with his own eyes. I believe I know what's happened to a few of their trucks now...….when I see the transmission out of the same truck...…………….several times. Get my drift?Did anyone open up the differential and inspect the spider gears? How about the diff lock on the number two Axel did anyone check the sliding dog clutch. That Carrier showed that it had been damaged when the Ring gear let go that was shown clearly in one of the 1st 3 pictures They're going to go ahead and use that failed part though and replace a part that could be salvaged.
I really wish that I could see things from other people's point of view sometimes
Oh....its great entertainment! He had pulled a front spindle off a Freightliner about 6 months ago and I happened to show up to work on their wheel loader. He was installing a brand new spindle while I was there. Come lunch time, the shop emptied...……..so I walked over and picked up the old spindle, didn't see a dam thing wrong with it. When he got back from lunch his boss was with him...…...so I walked over and asked why they replaced the spindle? He proceeded to show me that the new oil seal would not fit on the old spindle, but it would on the new one. I pointed out that the old spindle had a speedy sleeve on it and if you took it off it would fit. I watched as he removed the speedy sleeve to find a perfect surface...……...and the seal fit. The boss shook his head, started laughing, and walked off. I wasn't trying to throw him under the bus, but I guess I did unintentionally.Quality drivers quality technicians
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