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Re: Aw, Heck!
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Posted by Delbert on October 30, 2004 at 19:10:28 from (63.77.102.147):
In Reply to: Aw, Heck! posted by Allan in NE on October 30, 2004 at 16:54:43:
Allan in some of your pictures it looks like you have bolts in the coupling betwen the troque generator and the steering shaft. When these were put on new they had roll pins for that purpose reason being there wasn,t enough room between the coupler and hood it would hit on the hood. The roll pins were same wideth as the coupler and if i remmber right they put a wire through the roll pen to keep it from coming out and causing problems. I would sure check it close after you put the hood on. Some even used a smaller roll pen inside the bigger one.
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