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  • 1938 Four wheel axles

    I am putting together my 1938 Indian Four. I am not sure what the correct wheel axles are and what the correct way to mount the front fender is. Actually I have front and rear axles that have a nut on one end (right side) and a fixed part with a short rod on the other side (left). The lenght of the front axle is about 8 3/4 inch. According to some literature and photos I found it should have nuts on both sides, correct?
    What about the spacers for the front wheel? Do they sit between fender strud and fork? I use the long rocker axles (37-39)
    Thanks for your help.
    Ralf from Munich, Germany

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    Both your axles are correct for a 38. It should be threaded on one end and have a solid shoulder on the other with a short rod/handle through it ... Perry

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    • #3
      how to mount front fender

      Thanks Perry, but what about the spacers for the front wheel? Do they sit between fender strud and fork or between fender strud and nut?

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      • #4
        Hopefully this answers your question ... Perry
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        • #5
          Front fender & axle

          Perry, Thank you very much. Now I know how it fits together and I have learned that most of the 4s around are abviously not correct in this regard.

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