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Posted by Redmud on January 20, 2005 at 16:38:33 from (216.167.146.112):
I had a pin hole in the side cover on my 42 H, checked my 52 H parts tractor, and it had a hole in the cover that I could put my fist through. No dealer within 75 miles, and I knew they would have to order one, so I cut one out of .050 stainless steel, I clamped the stainless to the old cover and drilled my holes. Put a new gasket on the block, then the stainless, then the old side cover. No more water leak, and no one will ever know the stainless is behind the cover cause I ain't tellin..
Redmud
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