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Stabbed The Tranny After Work

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Sean (TX)

10-26-2007 18:54:57

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On going project...I just looked.... I split it on 9/29/07. All new bearings and seals in the 41 9N transmission. New clutch and pressure plate...Fly wheel was resurfaced....Sludge cleaned out of everything....Might have the rest back together in a week...It was a 4 beer job stabbing the tranny to the engine...I found out the wedges in the axel support come in handy rotating the engine to line it up with the tranny...Took some patients but I rocked and shaked them back together...

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Sean (TX)

10-29-2007 17:57:34

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Re: Stabbed The Tranny After Work in reply to John Ia, 10-26-2007 18:54:57

Almost done...All that is left is the exhuast pipe and fill with GL1...What is that NAPA #? See if they are less then TSC...They want 48 buck for 5 gallons..

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GB in MT.

10-29-2007 18:49:14

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Re: Stabbed The Tranny After Work in reply to Sean (TX), 10-29-2007 17:57:34

Sean;
The NAPA part # is 65-205 for GL-1

Gary

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Sean (TX)

10-27-2007 16:29:08

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Re: Stabbed The Tranny After Work in reply to Eriklane, 10-26-2007 18:54:57

Jim SC said: (quoted from post at 16:47:59 10/27/07) I never met a beer I didn't like ('cept maybe Rolling Rock) and I almost always drink a couple of beers reading this forum...out of sympathy for y'all's hard work, and envy 'cause I can't do what you guys do. Rest assured folks, when you are sweating with broken studs, pulling sleeves or other such challenges, you have my support and here's a beer to you and this fabulous forum!!!

When I was younger me and some buddies were hunting we bought a couple case's of Buck horn...We used most of it for target practice..

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Sean (TX)

10-27-2007 16:04:59

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Re: Stabbed The Tranny After Work in reply to connie cleghorn, 10-26-2007 18:54:57

Indiana Jones said: (quoted from post at 15:13:10 10/27/07) Hey Sean,

What's with the tin foil?

That is aluminium duct tape. Keeps the weather out of there till I get the top cover back on...Later this week. Right now I am reroofing my house.

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JOHN HUNT

10-27-2007 15:06:31

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Re: Stabbed The Tranny After Work in reply to Sean (TX), 10-26-2007 18:54:57

Look like 6 pack to me, wow nice job.

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Indiana Jones

10-27-2007 12:13:10

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Re: Stabbed The Tranny After Work in reply to Sean (TX), 10-26-2007 18:54:57

Hey Sean,
What's with the tin foil?

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Sean (TX)

10-27-2007 10:15:50

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Re: Stabbed The Tranny After Work in reply to marvb, 10-26-2007 18:54:57

Had some miller lite when the busch was gone...Had a head ache in the morning.... bUd gives me a headache too..Think ill stick to the busch!!

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Tex - Driftwood

10-27-2007 07:56:00

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Re: Stabbed The Tranny After Work in reply to Sean (TX), 10-26-2007 18:54:57

when its a friday and your working on your tractor, all beer is good beer!

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Sean (TX)

10-27-2007 04:33:45

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Re: Stabbed The Tranny After Work in reply to JimH, 10-26-2007 18:54:57

old said: (quoted from post at 00:38:46 10/27/07) Well I see you drink the right brand of beer. LOL. My self I always cheat and remove the front axle so all I have is an engine hanging there. For me its easier to do it that way because it makes lining it up a lot easier and it only take me one beer to do it LOL.
Hobby farm

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Sean (TX)

10-27-2007 04:31:29

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Re: Stabbed The Tranny After Work in reply to ricko700, 10-26-2007 18:54:57

K.W. in Tx said: (quoted from post at 00:29:33 10/27/07) Where you at in Texas Sean?

Over by canyon lake. How about you?

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old

10-26-2007 21:38:46

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Re: Stabbed The Tranny After Work in reply to Sean (TX), 10-26-2007 18:54:57

Well I see you drink the right brand of beer. LOL. My self I always cheat and remove the front axle so all I have is an engine hanging there. For me its easier to do it that way because it makes lining it up a lot easier and it only take me one beer to do it LOL.

Hobby farm

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TennesseeMan

10-27-2007 06:17:41

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Re: Stabbed The Tranny After Work in reply to old, 10-26-2007 21:38:46

No he's drinking the wrong brand of beer and it's in a can. LOL Yuck!!! I'm a M.G.D. (bottle only) man. Good job on the tranny though.

Darrell

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teddy52food

10-27-2007 10:13:41

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Re: Stabbed The Tranny After Work in reply to TennesseeMan, 10-27-2007 06:17:41

M.G.D. = mad goat disease

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K.W. in Tx

10-26-2007 21:29:33

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Re: Stabbed The Tranny After Work in reply to Sean (TX), 10-26-2007 18:54:57

Where you at in Texas Sean?

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Sean (TX)

10-26-2007 19:40:59

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Re: Stabbed The Tranny After Work in reply to soundguy, 10-26-2007 18:54:57

You mean fire her up before I put the hood on? Test clutch running? I hope I can back the clutch off. I had it adjusted to the max before this job,,, The disk had ben drinking mineral oil. That input shaft seal was toast....Had a steady drip. Never parked her pointing down hill..

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Hobo,NC

10-26-2007 19:54:14

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Re: Stabbed The Tranny After Work in reply to Sean (TX), 10-26-2007 19:40:59

No need to far it up, hook up the clutch linkage put it in gear, check to make sure the clutch releases. Jack up a rear wheel or try and spin the engine over by hand. See why I don't drank and werk, I only drank when I am giving advice so if you want good advice hold the free beer.

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Hobo,NC

10-26-2007 19:12:03

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Re: Stabbed The Tranny After Work in reply to Sean (TX), 10-26-2007 18:54:57

You go Boy, that's a nice sound when the trans and engine meet, clack,,, nice and solid feel BTDT,,, BTDone the fight'n yes sir I will take the clack sound any time. Tip adjust the clutch and check to make sure it releases fer you go any farther then drank to it. I don't drank and werk, I either werk and don't drank or drank and don't werk.

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Ross Pugh(NC)

10-27-2007 09:08:08

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Re: Stabbed The Tranny After Work in reply to Hobo,NC, 10-26-2007 19:12:03

Yeah, I have heard of you people that can't do 2 things at on time, like walking and chewing gum at the same time, Hobo, can you do that? No, seriously, I understand why you don't do it. Most people don't want a drinking man working on their car, and are just looking for an excuse to sue over anything. I would not do it working for the public, either.

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Hobo,NC

10-27-2007 17:07:38

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Re: Stabbed The Tranny After Work in reply to Ross Pugh(NC), 10-27-2007 09:08:08

I am gonna werk and not drank or drank and not werk. When drank'n times comes no werk gits done. I think the rich and shameless call it happy hour. I call it I'm done that's zit don't F--k wif me. I stopped drank'n for 10 years and bout werked my self to death. Now i have a few after werk and don't git nuttin done. I am think'n I will stop again so i can get some of my projects completed. Notice i said stop not quit if I quit i can never go back if i stop i can He He!

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Jim SC

10-27-2007 13:47:59

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Re: Stabbed The Tranny After Work in reply to Ross Pugh(NC), 10-27-2007 09:08:08

I never met a beer I didn't like ('cept maybe Rolling Rock) and I almost always drink a couple of beers reading this forum...out of sympathy for y'all's hard work, and envy 'cause I can't do what you guys do. Rest assured folks, when you are sweating with broken studs, pulling sleeves or other such challenges, you have my support and here's a beer to you and this fabulous forum!!!

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