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Posted by 101jr on February 21, 2007 at 18:07:34 from (136.204.208.192):
Hello, I have a 1944 101 jr. My problems is the output shaft going to the ring gear slipped outof where it should be some how. The pinion slipped off the ring gear and now i have to get it back onto the ring gear. It seems that I may have to loosen the forks to get it back up into there because it hits the forks and it needs a little more to get into the hole. My question is- What would cause this and is there anything that holds the output bearing in its place and does it sound like im doing it right? Any help is appreciated
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