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Posted by Kelly C on December 10, 2003 at 19:13:26 from (63.171.43.140):
I was out in the shop tonight getting ready to put my 400 back together after the clutch/ rear main seal job. I figured I had better do the TA wile I have it this far apart. I am going to try to do this on the cheap side. I.E. replace the ramp and rollers. ( I hope thats all it needs) It is slipping on the low side. I am sure I will know more when I get it out. If some thing else is worn I suppose a rebuild one from steelwheel ranch will do. If some one who has done this can supply me with a list of what I need. Gaskets ect. What about the bearings? I am still concerned about that clunking sound that I hear wile moving. I would hate to put in a rebuilt TA and still have some thing else wrong in there when I am done. WHAAAA!!!!! my Tractor budget is all shot to heck!!!
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