Posted by tractorsam on January 24, 2009 at 12:36:55 from (142.68.45.12):
In Reply to: A vs B posted by sgtbull on January 24, 2009 at 12:01:15:
To separate the B from the A it (the B) has an axle on the LHS as long as the one on the RHS. The one on the RHS is 4" longer than that on a BN on an A. The only difference between the B and the BN is the 4" in the length of the axles (8" overall). The B (and BN) also use a universal joint in the bottom end of their steering shaft unlike the A which goes straight into the steering gearbox. Hopefully this makes things clearer. Sam
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