In NSW, Dave Stoker from LMS can do what you want.
(02) 46 254 244
The shuffle pinning is worthwhile,
but may cause you more headaches than it is worth.
A jig that lines up on the corner dowels is used most of the time in the USA,
since they do them in production runs.
But the ones that I have done I had to do each one thru from the outside
with a long sleeve, one at a time.
Each sleeve required the case to be dissassembled and the main-stud removed.....one at a time.
I kept a crank and bearings inside whilst doing the job to help keep alignment close,
but it will most likely need a line bore afterwards.
You might like to consider one of the new cases that come equiped with them.
westi wrote:That's mad Alan.
