On one of mine I had to drill everyone out, they were so rusted in. A pain in the butt..

I agree with Sam... Stand it on end, that works well for so many things.

If that isn't possible, put a gallon of diesel fuel in your pump up sprayer and wash it out real good then look again... Gotta use a really bright light.

How can you be sure that the one that you found wasn't the first one that you lost and now the second one is the one you can't find?

Update - so with the help of my impact driver I was able to get most I the fender bolts out. I had to cut one that the weld on the nut broke loose. I was able to get everything cleaned up and I found the clip sitting back near the hydro tube. I got everything back together and everything seems to be good - still need to pick some bolts to replace the fender bolts

Thanks for the update, and glad all is good!

Glad you found that clip! I know it's troubling when stuff like that happens. As for the foot pads, an impact driver works most of the time. However, I had to weld nuts to 7 of 8 of the bolts on one of my tractors. Like 500passwords showed in one of his videos. That works pretty well.

Good to hear you found it and got it back together!:beer2:

Good to hear.:beer2:

What Nick said...

Great news!

I'm on my phone doing this so I'm not sure how it will turn out. I am trying to post some pictures from the seal change, let's see if it works

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Or maybe this

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