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Another Trac King Super Duty clutch basket assembly off to another lucky customer. http://gszone.biz/clutches.html
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Some fellows dont weld them just squish the rivets. Mike
Maybe true, but some people like to do things right...
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Just looks like the end of the spring, where it tapers off.
They are a shim, that goes on the end of the spring.
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Ray; New plate, never installed before. 1948; I believe that is yours. On it's way to you.
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Just saw it. Don't come here that often. If you have questions, it is best to e-mail tech@aperaceparts.com and I see it right away.
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Hi Storm the rivet squishing (non technical term by the way ha ha 0 is something MTC did and never welded them (at least some of there's) also rivets are designed to be set flattened and never are welded on aircraft and trucks and so on, Just because someone does it doesn't mean its the right way, Just because you read it somewhere doesn't make it the wright way ,,Loads of wrong info on the net , Later Mike
The MTC rivets are pressed to expand them. You need a press capable of crushing the rivets & I don't have one that big so I will continue welding them. I have NEVER had a failure or an issue with welding the rivets. Either way works, no wrong with either method.
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I built a 50 Ton Press, squishes the sh.. out of empty Beer Cans Might Good.
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