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Old 04-02-2012, 06:39 PM
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This weekends I'm planning on replacing the input shaft on my 100. The one on its wallored out pretty bad. I'm wondering how many gaskets there are that'll need replaced. I'm going to replace the gasket for the rear cover just for peace of mind.

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Off the top of my head I think just one for the reduction housing and one seal for the input shaft. Been a while
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Between the reduction housing and the trans.

Pretty easy to make, if you have a source of good gasket material (Tractor supply, auto parts house).

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Between the reduction housing and the trans.

Pretty easy to make, if you have a source of good gasket material (Tractor supply, auto parts house).

John
Yep, just the one for the front cover that covers the reduction gear and then the rear diff cover. I made all of mine from gasket material I purchased at NAPA for my nephew's 73. I used an empty 38 caliber or 45 ACP casing to cut my bolt holes.
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Using an empty cartridge case to cut the holes is pretty smart. I do have many diff sizes of hole punches but did not think of an empty case.
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Using an empty cartridge case to cut the holes is pretty smart. I do have many diff sizes of hole punches but did not think of an empty case.
A bit of hillbilly tech. LOL. I don't have any punches...
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I appreciate the help guys. Also what fluid goes in the rearend?
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I need to go shoot my S&W model 10 so I have some 38 brass (45 I have a can full).

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I did all the gaskets in mine a few weeks ago. the auto parts store had a roll of 3/32" thick Fel-Pro gasket , sold by the foot.



for a hole punch, I picked up all the sizes of pipe nipples. from 1/4" to 3/4" . grind a sharp edge on one end and put a screw on cap on the other. they work good on punching 3/8" holes in some rubber conveyor belt I have to make new rag joints.
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