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    Quote Originally Posted by J. Robinson
    If you can find one out of an old Econoline, Dodge or Chevy van from the mid-60's, they can be narrowed to whatever width you need. The axle beams are forged steel, not cast iron, so they can be welded safely.
    Thanks I guess I'll start looking

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    Quote Originally Posted by Pappy1
    Thanks I guess I'll start looking
    If you have any trucker buddies, or anyone coming through here on vacation, you can have the chebbie pickup one that is laying around here....someplace....
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