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04-20-2013, 01:36 PM
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149 Driveshaft question.
Quick questions for you guys. Took the hydro pump out to replace the gasket and the 3 seals I could get to without taking the pump apart. During this fix, It became obvious how bad of shape the driveshaft components are in!
My next step is to put axle seals in and possible replacing the carrier gaskets too, then finishing the back end up by doing the disc brakes. Then on to the driveshaft! I really only want to do this one time, and make sure it's right. Today I went to Case IH dealer and got a breakdown of the parts needed which include. Arm $62 Flex Disc $23 Rod $66 Hub $74 Fan $12 Roughly $250. Not complaining about the price but I seem to recall reading a thread about putting a flex disc up on the engine instead of the stock hub. Point was, it much better setup. So when I buy a new rod/driveshaft, will I have to get the components installed on the flywheel, Flex disc etc. then measure and drill precisely where the 1/4" spiral pin will go? Doesn't seem like there would be much margin for error on this. Thanks! 
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