SteeringKnuckleQuiz

[alice@domain.elided]

Hey, it has been awhile...
Last night, I was looking over a couple of steering joints and I 
noticed several varieties.  Two styles of UJ: one a true UJ with 
grease nipple and the other, a block of steel sorta' functioning as a 
UJ.  Comments? Which is better?  The true UJ looks like it cannot be 
pressed out and replaced, so when it goes, the whole assembly goes.

Next, I noticed there are two styles of plunge mechanisms: a cup like 
affair (seems quite cool) and a fibre/rag joint.  Comments on these?

The cup plunger is made as part of the metal block UJ, so I can only 
assemble a rag plunger if I want to keep the true UJ.

Gosh, I hope this dribble makes sense.  If you have been there, you 
know what I describe.  What do you prefer?  Where can I get a 
replacement when I need one?  Cost?  Seems like I once payed $68 
for one ...gosh, I hope I way overpaid cause I don't want to pay that 
much next time.  De-inflation, ya' know.  

For all those travelling to cool Scout gatherings ...write when you 
return, tell us all.  Thanks!  Mark