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Post Posted: Thu Nov 06, 2014 9:50 pm 
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I have a 79 LJ80 with a buggered tailshaft.
The shaft is the one with the pressed and staked in unis and one has failed and flogged out one of the holes in the rear yoke.

I can see two options :-)
Get a replacement or fix it.

I'm new to the Suzuki scene so please forgive my ignorance.
So with the replacement - What other zooks run the same or interchangeable shaft?
LJ81 Stockman? Early1L Sierrias?

As for a repair, I could weld up the worn area and dress it up with a Dremel. Too Agricultural? ;-)

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Brett

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Post Posted: Fri Nov 07, 2014 12:00 am 
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LJ81 is a long wheelbase, so the rear shaft is too long for the LJ80.

The LJ80 Stockman has the replaceable uni shafts you need.

I've found E-Bay Germany to be a great source of LJ Stockman stuff, as they only ever got the LJ80-II (aka Stockman). Look for a seller who ships to: Worldwide (Versand Nach: Weltweit).

Brush up on your German, or get used to Babelfish.

Rear Driveshaft translates to "Hinten Antriebswelle". EG: http://www.ebay.de/itm/Suzuki-LJ-80-LJ8 ... 566168fc4c

Or just go to the Ebay.de home page and search "LJ80" and look at the pictures!

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Post Posted: Fri Nov 07, 2014 10:08 am 
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if its the short end of the shaft i believe you can use a 1 litre one and just slide it onto the spline.

lj50 rear ones work too.

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Post Posted: Fri Nov 07, 2014 12:23 pm 
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tanshi wrote:
if its the short end of the shaft i believe you can use a 1 litre one and just slide it onto the spline.


I've done this. The dots line up and everything.

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Post Posted: Fri Nov 07, 2014 6:49 pm 
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Thanks for the great info guys.
Unfortunately its the long(diff) end.

I will scour the wreckers on the weekend and see what I can scratch up.
If I don't have any luck, I will have to take night classes in German :-)

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Brett

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