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Posted by Patrick Martin on August 09, 2007 at 22:32:05 from (64.154.26.250):
So is it really necessary to fab up the two "T" removal tools that the I&T manual says is needed or is it cool to just lower it with a jack? Is it even that heavy?????? I'm gonna get cracking on these two babies soon. I've started on the newer one, the one that has the corn harvester serial number, and begun tearing down the engine and getting parts ready. The transmission actually looks nice inside and I doubt I'll do much other than just prop the back end up, fill it with diesel and let it spin to clean it then change all of the seals and such. Anything I need to look out for? I'll be contacting your friend soon Georgeky, thanks! :) I will let him know you referred me!
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