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Not good.
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It certainly doesn't look good, but what exactly are we looking at, and what happened?

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what are you forging?
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This is a picture of a robot placing parts into a heat treat. It had a malfunction on the left side. The parts are drive line components for Dodge trucks. This is the same machine I was going to heat treat a homemade clutch puller for last year, which never happened. The grease deposits are normal, this is actually quench oil residue which is used in heat treat processes.
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Post by Rodimus Prime »

heat treating was a second guess.

okay i give which drive line component. they dont look like a pinion nor a tranny part that i know of .. dont even look like the front driven axle of a 4x4..

of course i dont know the dodge (ugly) trucks 95 & up that well either my best guess is that they may be the start of the OD shaft for the shitty new trannys.
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