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brian wilcox

11-07-2007 15:02:24




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On an allis "C row crop pedistal does it matter in sequence how the metal & paper gskts go ?




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steve(ill)

11-08-2007 18:19:35




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 Re: shims in reply to brian wilcox, 11-07-2007 15:02:24  
yes, or a thin layer or permatex.... the more gaskets you install , the more clearance (slop) you have in the steering. dont add to thick of paper.



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Texas Denny

11-07-2007 15:59:30




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 Re: shims in reply to brian wilcox, 11-07-2007 15:02:24  
It does if you don't want oil to seep out. Gaskets should be between all metal surfaces.



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brian wilcox

11-08-2007 18:02:23




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 Re: shims in reply to Texas Denny, 11-07-2007 15:59:30  
Thanks Texas Denny. Another question on same subject . On my Allis the paper gasket was on top / then 2 metal shims / paper gasket on bottom . Shouls I have paper gasket between the metal shims ? Thanks



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Texas Denny

11-08-2007 21:12:18




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 Re: shims in reply to brian wilcox, 11-08-2007 18:02:23  
That would be the plan. Perhaps you need remove one or both shims and a gasket as the gears are probably a bit looser than when they were new. I don't know any way to decides what is necessary other than trial and error - take one out and see how tight the steering is. You can also rotate the spindle gear 180 degrees and us all new teeth for steering. This helped my C.

Maybe someone else knows about the shims. The manuals don't offer a easy way to say what is needed.

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brian wilcox

11-09-2007 06:45:03




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 Re: shims in reply to Texas Denny, 11-08-2007 21:12:18  
Thanks Texas Denny Appreciate yor help.



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