A number of us are dyslexic, shoot I can't even spell dyslexic (I used a spell check). A few points that might help. Growing up with a learning disability is tough on anyone's self esteem and we all want to be appreciated and respected.

It' great to be able to have an outlet for what your good at and feel valuable and at the same time help others out.
At the same time because someone is good at something does not mean that no none else is, and the best way to get respect is to respect others. We have had some experts on here that would never cut us mere mortals any slack. The way I see it you never really know what the other guy is capable of and what he can learn, and even if you think something might be out of someone's league, providing options over attitude works better.

As far as the axle goes. I use a local machine shop to get my press work done and they have always the right tooling for my 88. Is the problem getting the old bearings off with the backing plate in the way or is it pressing the new ones on?

Kevin