In DESPARATE Need of an Old Vintage Durablue Anti-Fade for a Tecate

[just ben]

After 2 years of periodic calls and emails to durablue with no results I finally got ahold of someone there that had a clue. I asked for tech support and was connected with "Tom" after a brief conversation describing what I needed and the diameter of the axle, he took my number and said he would call back after talking to engineering. Much to my surprise he called back about an hour later with a part number for me 20-1636 for the second gen. posi lock for an eliminator axle. Im not sure where your at with having these made but it might be worth a shot to talk with the same person I did.

[TatTooL23]

He gave u a part number for a different one that will work ??

[TatTooL23]

So I should have, in-hand, a new stainless steel anti-fade but for vintage durablue axles for the first gen tecates!

I will post pics as soon as I have one. Let me know if u r interested. I will of course be fitting onto my build to make sure all is good. This is a big part finally happening. It has been stopping my build for quite awhile now.

The only other thing is the large snap ring. Does anyone know where to get those? I must be able to contact durablue for those. Gotta be the same or close enough on another model.

[Tecate250]

My "Finish Line" Axle has a big nut with a small hole drilled to have wire wraped to keep from comming loose. But mine too is siezed in there.

[Tecate250]

Here is my topic on this. lol I spelt axle wrong.

http://www.3wheelerworld.com/showthr...+extended+axel

[just ben]

My "Finish Line" Axle has a big nut with a small hole drilled to have wire wraped to keep from comming loose. But mine too is siezed in there.

your "finishlne" is a durablue. I had the same issue with mine being seized. Heat didn't help, I cut into it with a cut off wheel on the top and bottom and split it with an air .

[Tecate250]

I was told it was a finish line. Are durablues better?