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Posted by Loren on June 02, 2004 at 22:28:01 from (12.108.31.68):
Ordered another manual from the local tractor guy too. But, trying to split the thing has me wondering where the hidden bolt is? Bellhousing to engine or clutch case to trans? We jiggled and tugged and lightly pryed tonight to no avail. The bottom has a gap in between the bellhousing and engine but it won't slide apart. Hmm. We didn't try too much yet due to running out of daylight. Any help for me to start in again tomorrow after work? Thanks always, Loren
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