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No prop shaking at speed 120-130 1967

posted by  derek uk on  Wed May 26 11:11 CST 2010
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If the front yoke of the front section, GB end, is parallel to the ground the yoke on the sliding section should be identical. This will mean the rear yoke of the rear section is vertical. If you jack the rear axle up and undo the prop shaft, you can slide it out and repositio it. Should be even smoother then.
Pics in Haynes are the same as the Green Books.






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