Project “Ghost Duster”, 1970 Duster Corner Carver
I sandblasted the pedal assembly parts, then added a zerk fitting to pack the pins and bushings with grease. I drilled a hole through the inner tube to allow grease to reach the inside bushings and drilled and tapped the outer tube for the zerk. After painting and assembling everything, I pumped grease in until it squeezed out of both sets of bushings and wiped off the excess. Probably overkill and most likely I will never have to add grease again but it’s there if I need it.
I will steal a brown wire off of an old wiring harness and solder it to the safety switch where someone cut it off, then this job is complete.
I sandblasted the pedal assembly parts, then added a zerk fitting to pack the pins and bushings with grease. I drilled a hole through the inner tube to allow grease to reach the inside bushings and drilled and tapped the outer tube for the zerk. After painting and assembling everything, I pumped grease in until it squeezed out of both sets of bushings and wiped off the excess. Probably overkill and most likely I will never have to add grease again but it’s there if I need it.
I will steal a brown wire off of an old wiring harness and solder it to the safety switch where someone cut it off, then this job is complete.
