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Posted by Salmoneye on February 04, 2002 at 06:43:15 from (207.40.137.44):
In Reply to: 9N Tractor posted by Rick Hershman on February 03, 2002 at 12:02:01:
Um... If you are talking abou the lower pin that is attached to the rear end, you will have to remove the axel trumpet to get at the castelated nut on the back side.
There is no gasket, and when you get in there you may find that the hole is 'wallered' out from the movement. Clean up the hole, slap some JB WELD in there, replace the pin. and then torque the heck out of that nut and hope for the best... Also...Post this on the Ford N Board...Think they will tell ya the same though...
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