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Re: Ok time to tell me how to replace the main bea
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Posted by MN Scott on January 10, 2006 at 10:31:15 from (206.9.216.50):
In Reply to: Re: Ok time to tell me how to replace the main bea posted by Kelly C on January 10, 2006 at 03:52:13:
It's the IH Blue Ribbon emgine manual. If you look at your rear main bearing cap there are two holes were it meets the block on each side. They are plugged with a rubber plug and look to be about 5/16?. In the manual it shows how to install the cap with two alighnment rods. They are listed a a special IH tool. May be the tractor vet or someone will know the correct size. It also states that a slide hammer with an adapter is required to pull the rear cap off as its a light press fit.
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