On Sun, 25 Nov 2007 16:33:17 -0800 (PST), stol wrote:

On Nov 24, 12:00 pm, Ron Wanttaja wrote:
I need to add some shims to the axles of my Fly Baby to reduce the side-to-side
movement of my wheels (the axles aren't threaded at the end, the wheels are held
on with a cross-bolt through a bushing).

I basically need some thin metal washers with a 1.5" inside diameter. I'm
suspecting the "Ring-Grease Seal" items on Cleveland 600x6 wheels is what I'm
looking for. However, there are multiple part numbers for the same item
(153-00300, 153-00400, etc.). I'm suspecting these are differing
thickness...anybody got a table that shows the thickness by part number?

Ron Wanttaja

Ron. If you can measure the total thickness needed I can machine some
one piece billet spacers. This will be better then several washers
stacked up to get that side play out of the axle...
Just a thought...

Thanks, Ben, but I'm hoping to settle this with a bit less bother. The
off-the-shelf spacers cost just $5 or so, and I can probably make my own from
sheet stock with a fly cutter. Besides, I don't *know* how much slop there is;
I was just going to get a set of the skinniest shims and try them out.

Ron Wanttaja