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[QUOTE="Patman, post: 1362692, member: 16962"] I bet the hub, parts & new spokes would put a pretty serious dent in his operating budget Indy, unless he found it on Ebay or something. If nothing else it will be a good learning experience. My dad used to bring home broken stuff from newspaper presses, overhead cranes, tools and all the related equipment for me to mess with from the time I was about 5. Old clocks were the worst because I walways HAD to jack with the main spring LOL! I don't think I every really fixed any of it but that wasn't the idea. It made me learn stuff and was cheaper than an erector set (which I finally got). Point being in the society of "replace it if it's broken" I think people forget how important it is to learn from at least trying to fix something before throwing a new part at it. Heck it's getting to the point now people ditch the whole product and get a new one. Funny this comes up, my 17 year old is outside right now messing with the further disassembly of his project car. [/QUOTE]
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