ODdave
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I saw this on a truck and just had to share it !!!!!!!!
I hope everyone can see what is wrong with this pic!
I hope everyone can see what is wrong with this pic!
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Omg wtf?
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FireFighterHill
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The drive shaft loop or the cut outs?
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drive shaft holder? Do tell
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Slip yoke output shaft with a slip yoke drive shaft.
Edit: The problem is you can't tell if the slip joint on the drive shaft has been welded or not. If the joint has been welded then there is no issue.
Ruppster
Edit: The problem is you can't tell if the slip joint on the drive shaft has been welded or not. If the joint has been welded then there is no issue.
Ruppster
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I agree with Ruppster. I wonder what would happen the first time this thing went over the railroad tracks, assuming it gets that far.
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I thought he was pointing out the exhausted flange that is pointing towards the ground at a 45* angle
ODdave
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ding ding, the drive shaft slip yokes.
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I just saw this thread and noticed the same thing.
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We have done that before. but on the drive shaft I welded the slip yoke. Works great!!
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ODdave
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well, i just talked to the owner of the truck and he confirmed that the drive shaft slip is NOT welded.......OH MY......
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That's funny, I once bought a dozen eggs and every one of them had a double yolk.
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Double yolks are high in cholesterol.
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Aside from the double slips, shouldn't the hoop go around the driveshaft and not the yolk, so when it does come apart the hoop does its job?
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I don't think there is any "Tech Inspection" at the International Redneck Games, so it should be ok! If there is, the tech inspector might say, "Here, hold my beer while I inspect this truck"!
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Omg wgad!!!
No problem.... the truck was sitting somewhere after being driven from somewhere else????
Works great.....
drive shaft loop is probaly just a precaution incase someone tries to snap a picture of the T.S. nature of the connection...
Now about the 45 deg "alleged" cut-out, turn-down ....
probably just an exhaust drain after deepwater fording....
Again NO problem.....
I'll see if I can find my pictures of the in cab heater used in korea.... small loop of exhaust pipe into the cab area...... it worked...... but I have a headache so I need to go take my meds....
No problem.... the truck was sitting somewhere after being driven from somewhere else????
Works great.....
drive shaft loop is probaly just a precaution incase someone tries to snap a picture of the T.S. nature of the connection...
Now about the 45 deg "alleged" cut-out, turn-down ....
probably just an exhaust drain after deepwater fording....
Again NO problem.....
I'll see if I can find my pictures of the in cab heater used in korea.... small loop of exhaust pipe into the cab area...... it worked...... but I have a headache so I need to go take my meds....