Bent front axle yoke on a TJ
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Re: Bent front axle yoke on a TJ
Contact a professional axle shop, a city of any size should have a couple
they can calculate what you need to get your ride leveled out safely.
Search your local yellow pages for "auto truck axle"
What I mean by a professional shop is when you stop by at 9AM you will be
entering a building that was at its cleanest while under construction 100
years ago.
The walls will be covered with tools on hooks you have never seen before and
many are home made.
You will be greeted, eventually, by the boss who is the cleanest guy there
and he looks like he lost a wrestling match in the grease pit with a bear.
All the mechanics there will be sporting headgear advertising heavy trucks,
chewing tobacco or farm machinery
The customer waiting area will be supplied with the best seating Chevrolet
offered in 1972 and you will have a 13 inch black and white TV for
entertainment.
All the mechanics will have a full set of teeth and carry them around in
their pockets.
There are some prices listed on the wall that were last updated when Nixon
was in office.... as Vice President.
They do have a "Complaint Department-Take a Number" display with the number
1 attached to the pin of a
hand grenade.
The smoking section in the waiting room *is* the waiting room. And the
shop floor, for that matter. The "waiting room" is really a formality, as
there is no place to actually wait...there's one chair and they're using
that for a computer stand. Haven't the slightest idea what they use that
computer for. I supposed you could sit on the larger part cartons or the
stack of tires in the middle of the floor.
But, they actually do good work for a reasonable price, and are very
busy...open 7am-10pm 7 days, and they always have a full load. The
owner, is one of those guys who can diagnose the problem by ESP.
There will be a sign on the wall to the effect they do not NOT call
911. It is hanging next to a silhouette target filled with holes from a .45
Long Colt.
"swbell" <kerygma2@swbell.net> wrote in message
news:C031D437.44088%kerygma2@swbell.net...
> Are there shops that can fix a bent axle yoke, or is a whole new axle
> needed? The axle yoke is the fixed yoke that the steering knuckle mounts
> on.
>
> This is a 2003 Rubicon.
>
they can calculate what you need to get your ride leveled out safely.
Search your local yellow pages for "auto truck axle"
What I mean by a professional shop is when you stop by at 9AM you will be
entering a building that was at its cleanest while under construction 100
years ago.
The walls will be covered with tools on hooks you have never seen before and
many are home made.
You will be greeted, eventually, by the boss who is the cleanest guy there
and he looks like he lost a wrestling match in the grease pit with a bear.
All the mechanics there will be sporting headgear advertising heavy trucks,
chewing tobacco or farm machinery
The customer waiting area will be supplied with the best seating Chevrolet
offered in 1972 and you will have a 13 inch black and white TV for
entertainment.
All the mechanics will have a full set of teeth and carry them around in
their pockets.
There are some prices listed on the wall that were last updated when Nixon
was in office.... as Vice President.
They do have a "Complaint Department-Take a Number" display with the number
1 attached to the pin of a
hand grenade.
The smoking section in the waiting room *is* the waiting room. And the
shop floor, for that matter. The "waiting room" is really a formality, as
there is no place to actually wait...there's one chair and they're using
that for a computer stand. Haven't the slightest idea what they use that
computer for. I supposed you could sit on the larger part cartons or the
stack of tires in the middle of the floor.
But, they actually do good work for a reasonable price, and are very
busy...open 7am-10pm 7 days, and they always have a full load. The
owner, is one of those guys who can diagnose the problem by ESP.
There will be a sign on the wall to the effect they do not NOT call
911. It is hanging next to a silhouette target filled with holes from a .45
Long Colt.
"swbell" <kerygma2@swbell.net> wrote in message
news:C031D437.44088%kerygma2@swbell.net...
> Are there shops that can fix a bent axle yoke, or is a whole new axle
> needed? The axle yoke is the fixed yoke that the steering knuckle mounts
> on.
>
> This is a 2003 Rubicon.
>
Guest
Posts: n/a
Re: Bent front axle yoke on a TJ
Contact a professional axle shop, a city of any size should have a couple
they can calculate what you need to get your ride leveled out safely.
Search your local yellow pages for "auto truck axle"
What I mean by a professional shop is when you stop by at 9AM you will be
entering a building that was at its cleanest while under construction 100
years ago.
The walls will be covered with tools on hooks you have never seen before and
many are home made.
You will be greeted, eventually, by the boss who is the cleanest guy there
and he looks like he lost a wrestling match in the grease pit with a bear.
All the mechanics there will be sporting headgear advertising heavy trucks,
chewing tobacco or farm machinery
The customer waiting area will be supplied with the best seating Chevrolet
offered in 1972 and you will have a 13 inch black and white TV for
entertainment.
All the mechanics will have a full set of teeth and carry them around in
their pockets.
There are some prices listed on the wall that were last updated when Nixon
was in office.... as Vice President.
They do have a "Complaint Department-Take a Number" display with the number
1 attached to the pin of a
hand grenade.
The smoking section in the waiting room *is* the waiting room. And the
shop floor, for that matter. The "waiting room" is really a formality, as
there is no place to actually wait...there's one chair and they're using
that for a computer stand. Haven't the slightest idea what they use that
computer for. I supposed you could sit on the larger part cartons or the
stack of tires in the middle of the floor.
But, they actually do good work for a reasonable price, and are very
busy...open 7am-10pm 7 days, and they always have a full load. The
owner, is one of those guys who can diagnose the problem by ESP.
There will be a sign on the wall to the effect they do not NOT call
911. It is hanging next to a silhouette target filled with holes from a .45
Long Colt.
"swbell" <kerygma2@swbell.net> wrote in message
news:C031D437.44088%kerygma2@swbell.net...
> Are there shops that can fix a bent axle yoke, or is a whole new axle
> needed? The axle yoke is the fixed yoke that the steering knuckle mounts
> on.
>
> This is a 2003 Rubicon.
>
they can calculate what you need to get your ride leveled out safely.
Search your local yellow pages for "auto truck axle"
What I mean by a professional shop is when you stop by at 9AM you will be
entering a building that was at its cleanest while under construction 100
years ago.
The walls will be covered with tools on hooks you have never seen before and
many are home made.
You will be greeted, eventually, by the boss who is the cleanest guy there
and he looks like he lost a wrestling match in the grease pit with a bear.
All the mechanics there will be sporting headgear advertising heavy trucks,
chewing tobacco or farm machinery
The customer waiting area will be supplied with the best seating Chevrolet
offered in 1972 and you will have a 13 inch black and white TV for
entertainment.
All the mechanics will have a full set of teeth and carry them around in
their pockets.
There are some prices listed on the wall that were last updated when Nixon
was in office.... as Vice President.
They do have a "Complaint Department-Take a Number" display with the number
1 attached to the pin of a
hand grenade.
The smoking section in the waiting room *is* the waiting room. And the
shop floor, for that matter. The "waiting room" is really a formality, as
there is no place to actually wait...there's one chair and they're using
that for a computer stand. Haven't the slightest idea what they use that
computer for. I supposed you could sit on the larger part cartons or the
stack of tires in the middle of the floor.
But, they actually do good work for a reasonable price, and are very
busy...open 7am-10pm 7 days, and they always have a full load. The
owner, is one of those guys who can diagnose the problem by ESP.
There will be a sign on the wall to the effect they do not NOT call
911. It is hanging next to a silhouette target filled with holes from a .45
Long Colt.
"swbell" <kerygma2@swbell.net> wrote in message
news:C031D437.44088%kerygma2@swbell.net...
> Are there shops that can fix a bent axle yoke, or is a whole new axle
> needed? The axle yoke is the fixed yoke that the steering knuckle mounts
> on.
>
> This is a 2003 Rubicon.
>
Guest
Posts: n/a
Re: Bent front axle yoke on a TJ
Contact a professional axle shop, a city of any size should have a couple
they can calculate what you need to get your ride leveled out safely.
Search your local yellow pages for "auto truck axle"
What I mean by a professional shop is when you stop by at 9AM you will be
entering a building that was at its cleanest while under construction 100
years ago.
The walls will be covered with tools on hooks you have never seen before and
many are home made.
You will be greeted, eventually, by the boss who is the cleanest guy there
and he looks like he lost a wrestling match in the grease pit with a bear.
All the mechanics there will be sporting headgear advertising heavy trucks,
chewing tobacco or farm machinery
The customer waiting area will be supplied with the best seating Chevrolet
offered in 1972 and you will have a 13 inch black and white TV for
entertainment.
All the mechanics will have a full set of teeth and carry them around in
their pockets.
There are some prices listed on the wall that were last updated when Nixon
was in office.... as Vice President.
They do have a "Complaint Department-Take a Number" display with the number
1 attached to the pin of a
hand grenade.
The smoking section in the waiting room *is* the waiting room. And the
shop floor, for that matter. The "waiting room" is really a formality, as
there is no place to actually wait...there's one chair and they're using
that for a computer stand. Haven't the slightest idea what they use that
computer for. I supposed you could sit on the larger part cartons or the
stack of tires in the middle of the floor.
But, they actually do good work for a reasonable price, and are very
busy...open 7am-10pm 7 days, and they always have a full load. The
owner, is one of those guys who can diagnose the problem by ESP.
There will be a sign on the wall to the effect they do not NOT call
911. It is hanging next to a silhouette target filled with holes from a .45
Long Colt.
"swbell" <kerygma2@swbell.net> wrote in message
news:C031D437.44088%kerygma2@swbell.net...
> Are there shops that can fix a bent axle yoke, or is a whole new axle
> needed? The axle yoke is the fixed yoke that the steering knuckle mounts
> on.
>
> This is a 2003 Rubicon.
>
they can calculate what you need to get your ride leveled out safely.
Search your local yellow pages for "auto truck axle"
What I mean by a professional shop is when you stop by at 9AM you will be
entering a building that was at its cleanest while under construction 100
years ago.
The walls will be covered with tools on hooks you have never seen before and
many are home made.
You will be greeted, eventually, by the boss who is the cleanest guy there
and he looks like he lost a wrestling match in the grease pit with a bear.
All the mechanics there will be sporting headgear advertising heavy trucks,
chewing tobacco or farm machinery
The customer waiting area will be supplied with the best seating Chevrolet
offered in 1972 and you will have a 13 inch black and white TV for
entertainment.
All the mechanics will have a full set of teeth and carry them around in
their pockets.
There are some prices listed on the wall that were last updated when Nixon
was in office.... as Vice President.
They do have a "Complaint Department-Take a Number" display with the number
1 attached to the pin of a
hand grenade.
The smoking section in the waiting room *is* the waiting room. And the
shop floor, for that matter. The "waiting room" is really a formality, as
there is no place to actually wait...there's one chair and they're using
that for a computer stand. Haven't the slightest idea what they use that
computer for. I supposed you could sit on the larger part cartons or the
stack of tires in the middle of the floor.
But, they actually do good work for a reasonable price, and are very
busy...open 7am-10pm 7 days, and they always have a full load. The
owner, is one of those guys who can diagnose the problem by ESP.
There will be a sign on the wall to the effect they do not NOT call
911. It is hanging next to a silhouette target filled with holes from a .45
Long Colt.
"swbell" <kerygma2@swbell.net> wrote in message
news:C031D437.44088%kerygma2@swbell.net...
> Are there shops that can fix a bent axle yoke, or is a whole new axle
> needed? The axle yoke is the fixed yoke that the steering knuckle mounts
> on.
>
> This is a 2003 Rubicon.
>
Guest
Posts: n/a
Re: Bent front axle yoke on a TJ
Contact a professional axle shop, a city of any size should have a couple
they can calculate what you need to get your ride leveled out safely.
Search your local yellow pages for "auto truck axle"
What I mean by a professional shop is when you stop by at 9AM you will be
entering a building that was at its cleanest while under construction 100
years ago.
The walls will be covered with tools on hooks you have never seen before and
many are home made.
You will be greeted, eventually, by the boss who is the cleanest guy there
and he looks like he lost a wrestling match in the grease pit with a bear.
All the mechanics there will be sporting headgear advertising heavy trucks,
chewing tobacco or farm machinery
The customer waiting area will be supplied with the best seating Chevrolet
offered in 1972 and you will have a 13 inch black and white TV for
entertainment.
All the mechanics will have a full set of teeth and carry them around in
their pockets.
There are some prices listed on the wall that were last updated when Nixon
was in office.... as Vice President.
They do have a "Complaint Department-Take a Number" display with the number
1 attached to the pin of a
hand grenade.
The smoking section in the waiting room *is* the waiting room. And the
shop floor, for that matter. The "waiting room" is really a formality, as
there is no place to actually wait...there's one chair and they're using
that for a computer stand. Haven't the slightest idea what they use that
computer for. I supposed you could sit on the larger part cartons or the
stack of tires in the middle of the floor.
But, they actually do good work for a reasonable price, and are very
busy...open 7am-10pm 7 days, and they always have a full load. The
owner, is one of those guys who can diagnose the problem by ESP.
There will be a sign on the wall to the effect they do not NOT call
911. It is hanging next to a silhouette target filled with holes from a .45
Long Colt.
"swbell" <kerygma2@swbell.net> wrote in message
news:C031D437.44088%kerygma2@swbell.net...
> Are there shops that can fix a bent axle yoke, or is a whole new axle
> needed? The axle yoke is the fixed yoke that the steering knuckle mounts
> on.
>
> This is a 2003 Rubicon.
>
they can calculate what you need to get your ride leveled out safely.
Search your local yellow pages for "auto truck axle"
What I mean by a professional shop is when you stop by at 9AM you will be
entering a building that was at its cleanest while under construction 100
years ago.
The walls will be covered with tools on hooks you have never seen before and
many are home made.
You will be greeted, eventually, by the boss who is the cleanest guy there
and he looks like he lost a wrestling match in the grease pit with a bear.
All the mechanics there will be sporting headgear advertising heavy trucks,
chewing tobacco or farm machinery
The customer waiting area will be supplied with the best seating Chevrolet
offered in 1972 and you will have a 13 inch black and white TV for
entertainment.
All the mechanics will have a full set of teeth and carry them around in
their pockets.
There are some prices listed on the wall that were last updated when Nixon
was in office.... as Vice President.
They do have a "Complaint Department-Take a Number" display with the number
1 attached to the pin of a
hand grenade.
The smoking section in the waiting room *is* the waiting room. And the
shop floor, for that matter. The "waiting room" is really a formality, as
there is no place to actually wait...there's one chair and they're using
that for a computer stand. Haven't the slightest idea what they use that
computer for. I supposed you could sit on the larger part cartons or the
stack of tires in the middle of the floor.
But, they actually do good work for a reasonable price, and are very
busy...open 7am-10pm 7 days, and they always have a full load. The
owner, is one of those guys who can diagnose the problem by ESP.
There will be a sign on the wall to the effect they do not NOT call
911. It is hanging next to a silhouette target filled with holes from a .45
Long Colt.
"swbell" <kerygma2@swbell.net> wrote in message
news:C031D437.44088%kerygma2@swbell.net...
> Are there shops that can fix a bent axle yoke, or is a whole new axle
> needed? The axle yoke is the fixed yoke that the steering knuckle mounts
> on.
>
> This is a 2003 Rubicon.
>
Guest
Posts: n/a
Re: Bent front axle yoke on a TJ
LMAO
I've been to that shop,,,, that's where I got my 33 x 9.5 BFG's - Moose's 4
x 4 Shop.
However their waiting room had a solitary stool surrounded by spare parts
and I had to remove a stack of parts catalogs from it so I could rest my
****. Great bunch of guys!
paul
"billy ray" <billy_ray@fuseSPAM.net> wrote in message
news:5d69e$440c9456$4831b233$17323@FUSE.NET...
> Contact a professional axle shop, a city of any size should have a couple
> they can calculate what you need to get your ride leveled out safely.
>
> Search your local yellow pages for "auto truck axle"
>
>
> What I mean by a professional shop is when you stop by at 9AM you will be
> entering a building that was at its cleanest while under construction 100
> years ago.
>
>
> The walls will be covered with tools on hooks you have never seen before
> and
> many are home made.
>
>
> You will be greeted, eventually, by the boss who is the cleanest guy there
> and he looks like he lost a wrestling match in the grease pit with a bear.
>
>
> All the mechanics there will be sporting headgear advertising heavy
> trucks,
> chewing tobacco or farm machinery
>
>
> The customer waiting area will be supplied with the best seating Chevrolet
> offered in 1972 and you will have a 13 inch black and white TV for
> entertainment.
>
> All the mechanics will have a full set of teeth and carry them around in
> their pockets.
>
>
> There are some prices listed on the wall that were last updated when Nixon
> was in office.... as Vice President.
>
> They do have a "Complaint Department-Take a Number" display with the
> number 1 attached to the pin of a
> hand grenade.
>
>
> The smoking section in the waiting room *is* the waiting room. And the
> shop floor, for that matter. The "waiting room" is really a formality, as
> there is no place to actually wait...there's one chair and they're using
> that for a computer stand. Haven't the slightest idea what they use that
> computer for. I supposed you could sit on the larger part cartons or the
> stack of tires in the middle of the floor.
>
>
> But, they actually do good work for a reasonable price, and are very
> busy...open 7am-10pm 7 days, and they always have a full load. The
> owner, is one of those guys who can diagnose the problem by ESP.
>
> There will be a sign on the wall to the effect they do not NOT call
> 911. It is hanging next to a silhouette target filled with holes from a
> .45 Long Colt.
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> "swbell" <kerygma2@swbell.net> wrote in message
> news:C031D437.44088%kerygma2@swbell.net...
>> Are there shops that can fix a bent axle yoke, or is a whole new axle
>> needed? The axle yoke is the fixed yoke that the steering knuckle mounts
>> on.
>>
>> This is a 2003 Rubicon.
>>
>
>
I've been to that shop,,,, that's where I got my 33 x 9.5 BFG's - Moose's 4
x 4 Shop.
However their waiting room had a solitary stool surrounded by spare parts
and I had to remove a stack of parts catalogs from it so I could rest my
****. Great bunch of guys!
paul
"billy ray" <billy_ray@fuseSPAM.net> wrote in message
news:5d69e$440c9456$4831b233$17323@FUSE.NET...
> Contact a professional axle shop, a city of any size should have a couple
> they can calculate what you need to get your ride leveled out safely.
>
> Search your local yellow pages for "auto truck axle"
>
>
> What I mean by a professional shop is when you stop by at 9AM you will be
> entering a building that was at its cleanest while under construction 100
> years ago.
>
>
> The walls will be covered with tools on hooks you have never seen before
> and
> many are home made.
>
>
> You will be greeted, eventually, by the boss who is the cleanest guy there
> and he looks like he lost a wrestling match in the grease pit with a bear.
>
>
> All the mechanics there will be sporting headgear advertising heavy
> trucks,
> chewing tobacco or farm machinery
>
>
> The customer waiting area will be supplied with the best seating Chevrolet
> offered in 1972 and you will have a 13 inch black and white TV for
> entertainment.
>
> All the mechanics will have a full set of teeth and carry them around in
> their pockets.
>
>
> There are some prices listed on the wall that were last updated when Nixon
> was in office.... as Vice President.
>
> They do have a "Complaint Department-Take a Number" display with the
> number 1 attached to the pin of a
> hand grenade.
>
>
> The smoking section in the waiting room *is* the waiting room. And the
> shop floor, for that matter. The "waiting room" is really a formality, as
> there is no place to actually wait...there's one chair and they're using
> that for a computer stand. Haven't the slightest idea what they use that
> computer for. I supposed you could sit on the larger part cartons or the
> stack of tires in the middle of the floor.
>
>
> But, they actually do good work for a reasonable price, and are very
> busy...open 7am-10pm 7 days, and they always have a full load. The
> owner, is one of those guys who can diagnose the problem by ESP.
>
> There will be a sign on the wall to the effect they do not NOT call
> 911. It is hanging next to a silhouette target filled with holes from a
> .45 Long Colt.
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> "swbell" <kerygma2@swbell.net> wrote in message
> news:C031D437.44088%kerygma2@swbell.net...
>> Are there shops that can fix a bent axle yoke, or is a whole new axle
>> needed? The axle yoke is the fixed yoke that the steering knuckle mounts
>> on.
>>
>> This is a 2003 Rubicon.
>>
>
>
Guest
Posts: n/a
Re: Bent front axle yoke on a TJ
LMAO
I've been to that shop,,,, that's where I got my 33 x 9.5 BFG's - Moose's 4
x 4 Shop.
However their waiting room had a solitary stool surrounded by spare parts
and I had to remove a stack of parts catalogs from it so I could rest my
****. Great bunch of guys!
paul
"billy ray" <billy_ray@fuseSPAM.net> wrote in message
news:5d69e$440c9456$4831b233$17323@FUSE.NET...
> Contact a professional axle shop, a city of any size should have a couple
> they can calculate what you need to get your ride leveled out safely.
>
> Search your local yellow pages for "auto truck axle"
>
>
> What I mean by a professional shop is when you stop by at 9AM you will be
> entering a building that was at its cleanest while under construction 100
> years ago.
>
>
> The walls will be covered with tools on hooks you have never seen before
> and
> many are home made.
>
>
> You will be greeted, eventually, by the boss who is the cleanest guy there
> and he looks like he lost a wrestling match in the grease pit with a bear.
>
>
> All the mechanics there will be sporting headgear advertising heavy
> trucks,
> chewing tobacco or farm machinery
>
>
> The customer waiting area will be supplied with the best seating Chevrolet
> offered in 1972 and you will have a 13 inch black and white TV for
> entertainment.
>
> All the mechanics will have a full set of teeth and carry them around in
> their pockets.
>
>
> There are some prices listed on the wall that were last updated when Nixon
> was in office.... as Vice President.
>
> They do have a "Complaint Department-Take a Number" display with the
> number 1 attached to the pin of a
> hand grenade.
>
>
> The smoking section in the waiting room *is* the waiting room. And the
> shop floor, for that matter. The "waiting room" is really a formality, as
> there is no place to actually wait...there's one chair and they're using
> that for a computer stand. Haven't the slightest idea what they use that
> computer for. I supposed you could sit on the larger part cartons or the
> stack of tires in the middle of the floor.
>
>
> But, they actually do good work for a reasonable price, and are very
> busy...open 7am-10pm 7 days, and they always have a full load. The
> owner, is one of those guys who can diagnose the problem by ESP.
>
> There will be a sign on the wall to the effect they do not NOT call
> 911. It is hanging next to a silhouette target filled with holes from a
> .45 Long Colt.
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> "swbell" <kerygma2@swbell.net> wrote in message
> news:C031D437.44088%kerygma2@swbell.net...
>> Are there shops that can fix a bent axle yoke, or is a whole new axle
>> needed? The axle yoke is the fixed yoke that the steering knuckle mounts
>> on.
>>
>> This is a 2003 Rubicon.
>>
>
>
I've been to that shop,,,, that's where I got my 33 x 9.5 BFG's - Moose's 4
x 4 Shop.
However their waiting room had a solitary stool surrounded by spare parts
and I had to remove a stack of parts catalogs from it so I could rest my
****. Great bunch of guys!
paul
"billy ray" <billy_ray@fuseSPAM.net> wrote in message
news:5d69e$440c9456$4831b233$17323@FUSE.NET...
> Contact a professional axle shop, a city of any size should have a couple
> they can calculate what you need to get your ride leveled out safely.
>
> Search your local yellow pages for "auto truck axle"
>
>
> What I mean by a professional shop is when you stop by at 9AM you will be
> entering a building that was at its cleanest while under construction 100
> years ago.
>
>
> The walls will be covered with tools on hooks you have never seen before
> and
> many are home made.
>
>
> You will be greeted, eventually, by the boss who is the cleanest guy there
> and he looks like he lost a wrestling match in the grease pit with a bear.
>
>
> All the mechanics there will be sporting headgear advertising heavy
> trucks,
> chewing tobacco or farm machinery
>
>
> The customer waiting area will be supplied with the best seating Chevrolet
> offered in 1972 and you will have a 13 inch black and white TV for
> entertainment.
>
> All the mechanics will have a full set of teeth and carry them around in
> their pockets.
>
>
> There are some prices listed on the wall that were last updated when Nixon
> was in office.... as Vice President.
>
> They do have a "Complaint Department-Take a Number" display with the
> number 1 attached to the pin of a
> hand grenade.
>
>
> The smoking section in the waiting room *is* the waiting room. And the
> shop floor, for that matter. The "waiting room" is really a formality, as
> there is no place to actually wait...there's one chair and they're using
> that for a computer stand. Haven't the slightest idea what they use that
> computer for. I supposed you could sit on the larger part cartons or the
> stack of tires in the middle of the floor.
>
>
> But, they actually do good work for a reasonable price, and are very
> busy...open 7am-10pm 7 days, and they always have a full load. The
> owner, is one of those guys who can diagnose the problem by ESP.
>
> There will be a sign on the wall to the effect they do not NOT call
> 911. It is hanging next to a silhouette target filled with holes from a
> .45 Long Colt.
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> "swbell" <kerygma2@swbell.net> wrote in message
> news:C031D437.44088%kerygma2@swbell.net...
>> Are there shops that can fix a bent axle yoke, or is a whole new axle
>> needed? The axle yoke is the fixed yoke that the steering knuckle mounts
>> on.
>>
>> This is a 2003 Rubicon.
>>
>
>
Guest
Posts: n/a
Re: Bent front axle yoke on a TJ
LMAO
I've been to that shop,,,, that's where I got my 33 x 9.5 BFG's - Moose's 4
x 4 Shop.
However their waiting room had a solitary stool surrounded by spare parts
and I had to remove a stack of parts catalogs from it so I could rest my
****. Great bunch of guys!
paul
"billy ray" <billy_ray@fuseSPAM.net> wrote in message
news:5d69e$440c9456$4831b233$17323@FUSE.NET...
> Contact a professional axle shop, a city of any size should have a couple
> they can calculate what you need to get your ride leveled out safely.
>
> Search your local yellow pages for "auto truck axle"
>
>
> What I mean by a professional shop is when you stop by at 9AM you will be
> entering a building that was at its cleanest while under construction 100
> years ago.
>
>
> The walls will be covered with tools on hooks you have never seen before
> and
> many are home made.
>
>
> You will be greeted, eventually, by the boss who is the cleanest guy there
> and he looks like he lost a wrestling match in the grease pit with a bear.
>
>
> All the mechanics there will be sporting headgear advertising heavy
> trucks,
> chewing tobacco or farm machinery
>
>
> The customer waiting area will be supplied with the best seating Chevrolet
> offered in 1972 and you will have a 13 inch black and white TV for
> entertainment.
>
> All the mechanics will have a full set of teeth and carry them around in
> their pockets.
>
>
> There are some prices listed on the wall that were last updated when Nixon
> was in office.... as Vice President.
>
> They do have a "Complaint Department-Take a Number" display with the
> number 1 attached to the pin of a
> hand grenade.
>
>
> The smoking section in the waiting room *is* the waiting room. And the
> shop floor, for that matter. The "waiting room" is really a formality, as
> there is no place to actually wait...there's one chair and they're using
> that for a computer stand. Haven't the slightest idea what they use that
> computer for. I supposed you could sit on the larger part cartons or the
> stack of tires in the middle of the floor.
>
>
> But, they actually do good work for a reasonable price, and are very
> busy...open 7am-10pm 7 days, and they always have a full load. The
> owner, is one of those guys who can diagnose the problem by ESP.
>
> There will be a sign on the wall to the effect they do not NOT call
> 911. It is hanging next to a silhouette target filled with holes from a
> .45 Long Colt.
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> "swbell" <kerygma2@swbell.net> wrote in message
> news:C031D437.44088%kerygma2@swbell.net...
>> Are there shops that can fix a bent axle yoke, or is a whole new axle
>> needed? The axle yoke is the fixed yoke that the steering knuckle mounts
>> on.
>>
>> This is a 2003 Rubicon.
>>
>
>
I've been to that shop,,,, that's where I got my 33 x 9.5 BFG's - Moose's 4
x 4 Shop.
However their waiting room had a solitary stool surrounded by spare parts
and I had to remove a stack of parts catalogs from it so I could rest my
****. Great bunch of guys!
paul
"billy ray" <billy_ray@fuseSPAM.net> wrote in message
news:5d69e$440c9456$4831b233$17323@FUSE.NET...
> Contact a professional axle shop, a city of any size should have a couple
> they can calculate what you need to get your ride leveled out safely.
>
> Search your local yellow pages for "auto truck axle"
>
>
> What I mean by a professional shop is when you stop by at 9AM you will be
> entering a building that was at its cleanest while under construction 100
> years ago.
>
>
> The walls will be covered with tools on hooks you have never seen before
> and
> many are home made.
>
>
> You will be greeted, eventually, by the boss who is the cleanest guy there
> and he looks like he lost a wrestling match in the grease pit with a bear.
>
>
> All the mechanics there will be sporting headgear advertising heavy
> trucks,
> chewing tobacco or farm machinery
>
>
> The customer waiting area will be supplied with the best seating Chevrolet
> offered in 1972 and you will have a 13 inch black and white TV for
> entertainment.
>
> All the mechanics will have a full set of teeth and carry them around in
> their pockets.
>
>
> There are some prices listed on the wall that were last updated when Nixon
> was in office.... as Vice President.
>
> They do have a "Complaint Department-Take a Number" display with the
> number 1 attached to the pin of a
> hand grenade.
>
>
> The smoking section in the waiting room *is* the waiting room. And the
> shop floor, for that matter. The "waiting room" is really a formality, as
> there is no place to actually wait...there's one chair and they're using
> that for a computer stand. Haven't the slightest idea what they use that
> computer for. I supposed you could sit on the larger part cartons or the
> stack of tires in the middle of the floor.
>
>
> But, they actually do good work for a reasonable price, and are very
> busy...open 7am-10pm 7 days, and they always have a full load. The
> owner, is one of those guys who can diagnose the problem by ESP.
>
> There will be a sign on the wall to the effect they do not NOT call
> 911. It is hanging next to a silhouette target filled with holes from a
> .45 Long Colt.
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> "swbell" <kerygma2@swbell.net> wrote in message
> news:C031D437.44088%kerygma2@swbell.net...
>> Are there shops that can fix a bent axle yoke, or is a whole new axle
>> needed? The axle yoke is the fixed yoke that the steering knuckle mounts
>> on.
>>
>> This is a 2003 Rubicon.
>>
>
>
Guest
Posts: n/a
Re: Bent front axle yoke on a TJ
LMAO
I've been to that shop,,,, that's where I got my 33 x 9.5 BFG's - Moose's 4
x 4 Shop.
However their waiting room had a solitary stool surrounded by spare parts
and I had to remove a stack of parts catalogs from it so I could rest my
****. Great bunch of guys!
paul
"billy ray" <billy_ray@fuseSPAM.net> wrote in message
news:5d69e$440c9456$4831b233$17323@FUSE.NET...
> Contact a professional axle shop, a city of any size should have a couple
> they can calculate what you need to get your ride leveled out safely.
>
> Search your local yellow pages for "auto truck axle"
>
>
> What I mean by a professional shop is when you stop by at 9AM you will be
> entering a building that was at its cleanest while under construction 100
> years ago.
>
>
> The walls will be covered with tools on hooks you have never seen before
> and
> many are home made.
>
>
> You will be greeted, eventually, by the boss who is the cleanest guy there
> and he looks like he lost a wrestling match in the grease pit with a bear.
>
>
> All the mechanics there will be sporting headgear advertising heavy
> trucks,
> chewing tobacco or farm machinery
>
>
> The customer waiting area will be supplied with the best seating Chevrolet
> offered in 1972 and you will have a 13 inch black and white TV for
> entertainment.
>
> All the mechanics will have a full set of teeth and carry them around in
> their pockets.
>
>
> There are some prices listed on the wall that were last updated when Nixon
> was in office.... as Vice President.
>
> They do have a "Complaint Department-Take a Number" display with the
> number 1 attached to the pin of a
> hand grenade.
>
>
> The smoking section in the waiting room *is* the waiting room. And the
> shop floor, for that matter. The "waiting room" is really a formality, as
> there is no place to actually wait...there's one chair and they're using
> that for a computer stand. Haven't the slightest idea what they use that
> computer for. I supposed you could sit on the larger part cartons or the
> stack of tires in the middle of the floor.
>
>
> But, they actually do good work for a reasonable price, and are very
> busy...open 7am-10pm 7 days, and they always have a full load. The
> owner, is one of those guys who can diagnose the problem by ESP.
>
> There will be a sign on the wall to the effect they do not NOT call
> 911. It is hanging next to a silhouette target filled with holes from a
> .45 Long Colt.
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> "swbell" <kerygma2@swbell.net> wrote in message
> news:C031D437.44088%kerygma2@swbell.net...
>> Are there shops that can fix a bent axle yoke, or is a whole new axle
>> needed? The axle yoke is the fixed yoke that the steering knuckle mounts
>> on.
>>
>> This is a 2003 Rubicon.
>>
>
>
I've been to that shop,,,, that's where I got my 33 x 9.5 BFG's - Moose's 4
x 4 Shop.
However their waiting room had a solitary stool surrounded by spare parts
and I had to remove a stack of parts catalogs from it so I could rest my
****. Great bunch of guys!
paul
"billy ray" <billy_ray@fuseSPAM.net> wrote in message
news:5d69e$440c9456$4831b233$17323@FUSE.NET...
> Contact a professional axle shop, a city of any size should have a couple
> they can calculate what you need to get your ride leveled out safely.
>
> Search your local yellow pages for "auto truck axle"
>
>
> What I mean by a professional shop is when you stop by at 9AM you will be
> entering a building that was at its cleanest while under construction 100
> years ago.
>
>
> The walls will be covered with tools on hooks you have never seen before
> and
> many are home made.
>
>
> You will be greeted, eventually, by the boss who is the cleanest guy there
> and he looks like he lost a wrestling match in the grease pit with a bear.
>
>
> All the mechanics there will be sporting headgear advertising heavy
> trucks,
> chewing tobacco or farm machinery
>
>
> The customer waiting area will be supplied with the best seating Chevrolet
> offered in 1972 and you will have a 13 inch black and white TV for
> entertainment.
>
> All the mechanics will have a full set of teeth and carry them around in
> their pockets.
>
>
> There are some prices listed on the wall that were last updated when Nixon
> was in office.... as Vice President.
>
> They do have a "Complaint Department-Take a Number" display with the
> number 1 attached to the pin of a
> hand grenade.
>
>
> The smoking section in the waiting room *is* the waiting room. And the
> shop floor, for that matter. The "waiting room" is really a formality, as
> there is no place to actually wait...there's one chair and they're using
> that for a computer stand. Haven't the slightest idea what they use that
> computer for. I supposed you could sit on the larger part cartons or the
> stack of tires in the middle of the floor.
>
>
> But, they actually do good work for a reasonable price, and are very
> busy...open 7am-10pm 7 days, and they always have a full load. The
> owner, is one of those guys who can diagnose the problem by ESP.
>
> There will be a sign on the wall to the effect they do not NOT call
> 911. It is hanging next to a silhouette target filled with holes from a
> .45 Long Colt.
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> "swbell" <kerygma2@swbell.net> wrote in message
> news:C031D437.44088%kerygma2@swbell.net...
>> Are there shops that can fix a bent axle yoke, or is a whole new axle
>> needed? The axle yoke is the fixed yoke that the steering knuckle mounts
>> on.
>>
>> This is a 2003 Rubicon.
>>
>
>
Guest
Posts: n/a
Re: Bent front axle yoke on a TJ
ROTFLMAO!!!
I been there!
On Mon, 6 Mar 2006 15:00:04 -0500, "billy ray" <billy_ray@fuseSPAM.net> wrote:
>>Contact a professional axle shop, a city of any size should have a couple
>>they can calculate what you need to get your ride leveled out safely.
>>
>>Search your local yellow pages for "auto truck axle"
>>
>>
>>What I mean by a professional shop is when you stop by at 9AM you will be
>>entering a building that was at its cleanest while under construction 100
>>years ago.
>>
>>
>>The walls will be covered with tools on hooks you have never seen before and
>>many are home made.
>>
>>
>>You will be greeted, eventually, by the boss who is the cleanest guy there
>>and he looks like he lost a wrestling match in the grease pit with a bear.
>>
>>
>>All the mechanics there will be sporting headgear advertising heavy trucks,
>>chewing tobacco or farm machinery
>>
>>
>>The customer waiting area will be supplied with the best seating Chevrolet
>>offered in 1972 and you will have a 13 inch black and white TV for
>>entertainment.
>>
>>All the mechanics will have a full set of teeth and carry them around in
>>their pockets.
>>
>>
>>There are some prices listed on the wall that were last updated when Nixon
>>was in office.... as Vice President.
>>
>>They do have a "Complaint Department-Take a Number" display with the number
>>1 attached to the pin of a
>>hand grenade.
>>
>>
>>The smoking section in the waiting room *is* the waiting room. And the
>>shop floor, for that matter. The "waiting room" is really a formality, as
>>there is no place to actually wait...there's one chair and they're using
>>that for a computer stand. Haven't the slightest idea what they use that
>>computer for. I supposed you could sit on the larger part cartons or the
>>stack of tires in the middle of the floor.
>>
>>
>>But, they actually do good work for a reasonable price, and are very
>>busy...open 7am-10pm 7 days, and they always have a full load. The
>>owner, is one of those guys who can diagnose the problem by ESP.
>>
>>There will be a sign on the wall to the effect they do not NOT call
>>911. It is hanging next to a silhouette target filled with holes from a .45
>>Long Colt.
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>"swbell" <kerygma2@swbell.net> wrote in message
>>news:C031D437.44088%kerygma2@swbell.net...
>>> Are there shops that can fix a bent axle yoke, or is a whole new axle
>>> needed? The axle yoke is the fixed yoke that the steering knuckle mounts
>>> on.
>>>
>>> This is a 2003 Rubicon.
>>>
>>
I been there!
On Mon, 6 Mar 2006 15:00:04 -0500, "billy ray" <billy_ray@fuseSPAM.net> wrote:
>>Contact a professional axle shop, a city of any size should have a couple
>>they can calculate what you need to get your ride leveled out safely.
>>
>>Search your local yellow pages for "auto truck axle"
>>
>>
>>What I mean by a professional shop is when you stop by at 9AM you will be
>>entering a building that was at its cleanest while under construction 100
>>years ago.
>>
>>
>>The walls will be covered with tools on hooks you have never seen before and
>>many are home made.
>>
>>
>>You will be greeted, eventually, by the boss who is the cleanest guy there
>>and he looks like he lost a wrestling match in the grease pit with a bear.
>>
>>
>>All the mechanics there will be sporting headgear advertising heavy trucks,
>>chewing tobacco or farm machinery
>>
>>
>>The customer waiting area will be supplied with the best seating Chevrolet
>>offered in 1972 and you will have a 13 inch black and white TV for
>>entertainment.
>>
>>All the mechanics will have a full set of teeth and carry them around in
>>their pockets.
>>
>>
>>There are some prices listed on the wall that were last updated when Nixon
>>was in office.... as Vice President.
>>
>>They do have a "Complaint Department-Take a Number" display with the number
>>1 attached to the pin of a
>>hand grenade.
>>
>>
>>The smoking section in the waiting room *is* the waiting room. And the
>>shop floor, for that matter. The "waiting room" is really a formality, as
>>there is no place to actually wait...there's one chair and they're using
>>that for a computer stand. Haven't the slightest idea what they use that
>>computer for. I supposed you could sit on the larger part cartons or the
>>stack of tires in the middle of the floor.
>>
>>
>>But, they actually do good work for a reasonable price, and are very
>>busy...open 7am-10pm 7 days, and they always have a full load. The
>>owner, is one of those guys who can diagnose the problem by ESP.
>>
>>There will be a sign on the wall to the effect they do not NOT call
>>911. It is hanging next to a silhouette target filled with holes from a .45
>>Long Colt.
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>"swbell" <kerygma2@swbell.net> wrote in message
>>news:C031D437.44088%kerygma2@swbell.net...
>>> Are there shops that can fix a bent axle yoke, or is a whole new axle
>>> needed? The axle yoke is the fixed yoke that the steering knuckle mounts
>>> on.
>>>
>>> This is a 2003 Rubicon.
>>>
>>
