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Old 01-21-2017, 07:55 PM
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Looks like a project Uncle Lew.
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Looks like a project Uncle Lew.
Yes it is.

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Funny thing I have yet to get the motor running,Ahhhhhh
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Looks like you was a busy man today Master of Lew.
Is this one for yourself, or a down the road tractor?
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Hopefully this will go down the road, unless the motor is bad.
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Installed the new corky gasket and the pump today, new filter, starting to get it together.
New seal on the replacement axle in the tube also.
I only has red RTV left, so I used it on the rear end cover, just had enough to do it.
I will install driveshaft, motor,and fill up the tranny tomorrow.

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I only has red RTV left, so I used it on the rear end cover, just had enough to do it.
So no gasket, just the RTV?
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So no gasket, just the RTV?
That's how i roll, i've never used a gasket and never had a leak.
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Good to see your progress there darkminion_17.
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So no gasket, just the RTV?
I think we'll have to start doing it that way, especially with our luck.
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