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Old 04-01-2015, 10:54 PM
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Took the paint down to bare metal ordered my new decals gas cap gear shift knob picking up a replacement engine tomorrow and clutch disc and throw out bearing from patton acres and I'm ready to go having trouble removing the pin holding the pressure plate on anyone know of a easy way or trick to help me out the new disc should be in Monday hoping to have in switched and the engine in by Wednesday looking for some hints on the pin removal [ATTACH][/ATTACH]
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Old 04-01-2015, 11:00 PM
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Air hammer with a roll pin bit is the best at getting those pins out.
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Where can I get the replacement pins and is there a better way to go than those spiral pins I appre your advice
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patton may be able to get you the pins, i know cc warehouse has them. theres really nothing you can replace them with thats stronger, theres nothing wrong with reusing the pins as long as there in good shape.
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I just ordered my clutch disc from Patton today I'll have to make another call I need to take the pins out of the brake and lift to so I can get the rear fenders off they're just called spiral pins ?
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I just ordered my clutch disc from Patton today I'll have to make another call I need to take the pins out of the brake and lift to so I can get the rear fenders off they're just called spiral pins ?
yes, also you can remove the fenders without removing the lift or clutch pedal.
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McMaster-Carr has the pins and a lot of other hardware we use at good prices
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Good info being doled out.
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Got the frame ready for paint and the rear end out tomorrow I'm going to degrease it and get it ready the mule drive and deck are next up bottoms up [ATTACH]63729
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