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Posted by CNKS on January 13, 2005 at 08:06:31 from (204.249.178.138):
In Reply to: for cnks posted by brtx on January 12, 2005 at 22:31:32:
As you can tell by my previous posts, I plead ignorance, but the majority of people responding said to plastigage the new parts. I am retired, and not on a schedule, so the more time I take, the less money I spend, and it still gets done right, I hope. If I work too fast I'll get done too soon and have to start on one of the three other tractors waiting their turn, and I don't exactly have a mountain of money to spend. I have not gotten to the end thrust yet. It is going to be LONG time before I am ready to start this tractor. It is almost totally disassembled for painting, gasket and seal replacement etc, and I work very slowly, also spent too much time asking questions on this forum, but I don't want to mess something up. It won't be started until it is painted and reassembled. My goal is to keep things clean until that time. I appreciate your advice.
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