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wd45 rebuilds and an idiot

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reichstall

05-15-2008 18:45:45




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well if you can"t laugh at your self who can you laugh at.First mistake Shimming the crank shaft man i have alot of hours in trying to get it right after reading the fourm hey i should have had it lined bored.Soo i take the crank out and guess what im an idiot and one of the shim from the shim pack had slid down in behind the bearing in the motoer this stupid little shim cost me like 5 hours of my life.Put it back together toruqe it up and what you know it is perfect .Next big error putting head back on can"t find four of the bolts now i am pretty ticked now i always put stuff in order clean it and lay it out with the compont to put back.i look all over the shop every where someone came in my shop and took those 4 bolts.yell at wife ,dogs,even wonder if it is not elves. so i am sitting there looking at motor in the stand thinking ok ill get more tommorow and guess what i used them to mount the motor to the engine stand there in front of my eyes are the four bolts those damn elves now i have to figure out how to tell her they really are out there.living in my shop

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Jrry

05-19-2008 06:22:08




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 Re: wd45 rebuilds and an idiot in reply to reichstall, 05-15-2008 18:45:45  
I took the front end and power steering off my D-15 tractor a few weeks ago and when I put them back on I had four large bolts left over. I looked the tractor over several times but could not find out where they should go. A few nights later I was lying in bed and it hit me. There is a steel plate running from one side rail to the other side rail. It requires 8 bolts and I had only put in four. Luckly the four bolted it to the engine and I could install those wiuthout having to remove anything.

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buford

05-15-2008 18:56:57




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 Re: wd45 rebuilds and an idiot in reply to reichstall, 05-15-2008 18:45:45  
I been there and got the t shirt, did you ever go into the shop to get a wrench? then wonder why you were there so you close the door and go back to what you were doing SENIOR MOMENT? I wonder mostly I just wonder



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