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touringsedan
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We have a saying where I work, I work in a high pressure steam plant. " if you don't bleed you did something wrong"
Tall T
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Congrats.
Whenever I wounded myself like that and was dealing with greasy stuff, I'd wash it off immediately and use Polysporin and those tough elastoplast fabric bandages.
If I didn't do that immediately, I always got the wound a little infected making it very slow to heal.
Just thought I'd pass that along in a "hope that helps" kind of way.
Hobo,NC
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Yer lift arm check chain brackets are upside down.. The holes go to the top...
When I saw your topic said "pics" I was glad since I'm thinking about changing my 1 1/8" shaft to a 1 3/8" shaft.
But your pics didn't really show anything useful. It's kind of like saying you installed new sleeves and showing us a picture of the complete engine before and after.
Anyway, I'm glad it seemed to go easy for you.
es sir just one wack with a dead blow hammer and a oversized screwdriver came right out, the new one however needed a help with a couple of hits with a brass hammer, went in a little tight but nothing serious. .(quoted from post at 18:24:49 03/30/15)(quoted from post at 18:21:26 03/30/15)he conversion kit is all together came out and in in one piece.(quoted from post at 18:14:27 03/30/15) I had problems with some pics loading.
Thanks, so your old shaft just pulled out with no trouble at all?
Be careful with the hammer when going back in!(quoted from post at 21:31:27 03/30/15)es sir just one wack with a dead blow hammer and a oversized screwdriver came right out, the new one however needed a help with a couple of hits with a brass hammer, went in a little tight but nothing serious. .(quoted from post at 18:24:49 03/30/15)(quoted from post at 18:21:26 03/30/15)he conversion kit is all together came out and in in one piece.(quoted from post at 18:14:27 03/30/15) I had problems with some pics loading.
Thanks, so your old shaft just pulled out with no trouble at all?
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