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Old 06-23-2018, 07:09 PM
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The inside of my tiller had grease in it but it was dry and very thick and difficult to remove. I reused the chains on mine, not much visible wear and no rust.
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After cleaning up the case, I had to weld up a little patch from the bolts being loose. Some of the carriage bolt heads were sheared off as a matter of fact.

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A pic of the shafts cleaned up and of the gaskets I made. I got a piece of gasket material form McMaster-Carr and cut them out. I saw he round ones for sale but I just sliced them out. Yes I used the cork, some people will say bad things about it but the impervious stuff is ridiculously priced and I used mr. gasket upon reassembly.

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