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I've been reading through an old thread on prop shaft lengths. Three are mentioned - BP28 20" long, BP73 19.5" long and BP93 but no length given. Did the length for the BP93 ever get tied down? Looks like mine's just a bit too short!
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I think the consensus that it was the same as BP28...
Out if interest, why do you think its too short and by how much? I was wondering with mine [that is now on a late type 3 SWB axle and thus should be back to 20] whether 19.5 will be fine anyway, as presumably it jsut puts wear into a slightly different part of the carden block.
byut I'm not sure.
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Hi,
I have seen a turned spacer fitted behind the carden block.
I used to have one but have not seen it for years.
I think I have a propshaft that has been cut and sleeved to change its length as well.
Anyone with a lathe and a lump of steel or aluminium should be able the make one for you.
Good Luck with your solution.
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Thanks all, should have gone to spec savers, checked prop shaft yesterday and it's a short one. Already started on a spacer to fit behind the housing which I should have finish today. Cap screws on one side to screw spacer onto housing, studs out back to pick up flange. JonE - I'd go for the 20" shaft, I'll email you a picture of the housing / blocks when I fitted the short shaft. Once again, thanks all for comments.