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Thread: Mounting a 38 banjo on a 92 suburban ??
          
   
   

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    Itoldyouso is offline CHR Member Visit my Photo Gallery
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    I guess a machine shop could fab up something, but I don't know what the exact process is to cut the correct tapered splines into a hub. My experience with machine shops has not been good locally. I have paid ridiculous sums for seemingly simple tasks........almost like they don't want to bother.

    I would start by eyeballing the two wheels and see what makes them different dimensionally. Then maybe take those two parts to a machine shop and asking what needs done to make them mesh.

    Don

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    old post. did you find a solution?

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    not sure without a picture what you need but have an idea maybe to solve it

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