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Re: Picture of my 7000
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Posted by Hurst on February 12, 2006 at 16:47:31 from (204.255.227.45):
In Reply to: Re: Picture of my 7000 posted by KEH on February 12, 2006 at 16:24:01:
The orange is all original, but has some scratches in it. I am not sure about the black belly, it looks like it could have been repainted, but not sure. The wheels have all been repainted and regalvanized by the last owner. The decals are not original, but I think the original may be right underneath the old ones, so I may take a hair drier to the ones on there, since they have some creases and bubbles and take them off one of these days. First I am trying to get it leak free. Next thing will be the hydraulic pump o rings for the bleed plugs and I also need replace the bull pinion shaft seals, keeps transferring fluid from the differential to the finals, an I just resealed the bearing caps, so that may have stopped it, but I have a feeling that it is the seals on the pinion. I will keep the pictures up when I take some more this summer and spring. Hurst
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