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sandusky
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Posted: 03 Aug. 2012 at 3:48pm |
Here are some pics. of a custom one off ,one spoke shorter than the other two ,15" dia. steering wheel I built for dennisanvil. since there was mainly a lot of hand work using templates and radius gauges it took awhile. Hope he gets his steering box fixed soon Painted with Black Acrylic Enamel. Note the" Makers Mark" instead of" SHELLER"I don't think there is enough time or moolah out there to do this again Enjoy Dennis!!!
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Metcalf
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Love it! Did you take any pictures of the process?
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42 MB that had a one night stand with a much younger 69 CJ5 and a 50s GM truck.
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rocnroll
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Nice job
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sandusky
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No. But its like banging your head into a wall. It feels good when you stop Sandusky
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sandusky
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Kevin !!!
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dennisanvil
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the pictures of the steering dont do justic . your work is first place. thank you.
dennis
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dennisanvil 1948 cj2a, maker of tailgate hooks & hand forge iron ware
there not any knowen cure for jeep fever. serial # 164136< |
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rocnroll
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Yeah well maybe you oughta fill out your Member Profile.....
(in my defense, I had just read Keith's post right before this one)
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sandusky
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Never cared much for the limelight,kinda like it here under the radar... Sandusky
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rocnroll
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We're watchin' you
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ralf
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I have the prototype 10" wheel compliments of Sandusky. I am saving it for my power steering upgrade for when my Armstrong steering finally quits!
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1948 CJ2A 1953 Ford NAA Golden Jubilee Tractor 1941 J-3 Cub 1957 Farmall Cub Low Boy tractor 1942 Clarktor WW2 tug |
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sandusky
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I'm thinking about applying for a job at Daylight donuts hope to build the smallest wheel ever. And be able to eat it for breakfast Hope to see you all in Jeff. City in Sept. Sandusky(or when ever the Fall Reunion is ,I haven't checked the calendar or mine)
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rocnroll
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Sept. 14-16 2012........Jefferson City, MO
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sandusky
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We will be there! Thanks Roc!
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Fred gpw 42
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Can someone tell me where I can buy a smaller steering wheel for the cj2a, look like the original but in about 15" Thank you in advance
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Nick_
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Check out 16:20 mark in this video. I used a tractor steering wheel, and welded it to the center section of the original Willys wheel. It looks factory, and has the factory splines to slide over the column. |
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Ron D
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Won't be cheap, but here's a 15" store-bought wheel for the "big & tall" crowd....... Good luck!
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dasvis
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https://www.steinertractor.com/OLS139-Steering-Wheel
When they get them back in stock, this is a MUCH cheaper option. Direct fit, same spline count.
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Ron D
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Would you care to bet that KW buys the same wheel and the difference is their mark-up? And remember --- KW has "free shipping" over $98 !!! |
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