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Old 03-24-2013, 04:05 PM
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Just saw this post Sam.
Excellent work and descriptions on what you have done.
If I ever find a spare rear, will do the same as you described.










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Got a rear cover for the rear end today from Vince O so now I can finish this project. Big thanks Vince, you ROCK Buddy!
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Got a rear cover for the rear end today from Vince O so now I can finish this project. Big thanks Vince, you ROCK Buddy!
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Got the rear all finsihed today, even put the brakes back on. Now I need to come up with a way to test it. I'm not about to offer it for sale untill I know it works as it should. I'll take some pics of it tomorrow. I've had all the fun I can stand for one day and it's cocktail hour, see ya.
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Got the rear all finsihed today, even put the brakes back on. Now I need to come up with a way to test it. I'm not about to offer it for sale untill I know it works as it should. I'll take some pics of it tomorrow. I've had all the fun I can stand for one day and it's cocktail hour, see ya.
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Made a little test stand to hold the rear, an adapter so I could run it with a cordless drill and a return line for the hydraulics out of some 3/8” brake line and a pair of flare nuts. Good thing Advance Auto was open today for the brake line. Had to do the cut and flare deal for the return line. Put oil in her and took the drill to it. Houston we have lift off. Runs like a new one. Now if any of you guys need a fresh rear and pump for a Super I have one on the shelf ready to go. Only thing I’m not positive about are the relief valves because I couldn’t run it long enough for it to develop a leak. The poor little cordless battery died after a couple minutes.
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Made a little test stand to hold the rear, an adapter so I could run it with a cordless drill and a return line for the hydraulics out of some 3/8” brake line and a pair of flare nuts. Good thing Advance Auto was open today for the brake line. Had to do the cut and flare deal for the return line. Put oil in her and took the drill to it. Houston we have lift off. Runs like a new one. Now if any of you guys need a fresh rear and pump for a Super I have one on the shelf ready to go. Only thing I’m not positive about are the relief valves because I couldn’t run it long enough for it to develop a leak. The poor little cordless battery died after a couple minutes.
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Made a little test stand to hold the rear, an adapter so I could run it with a cordless drill and a return line for the hydraulics out of some 3/8” brake line and a pair of flare nuts. Good thing Advance Auto was open today for the brake line. Had to do the cut and flare deal for the return line. Put oil in her and took the drill to it. Houston we have lift off. Runs like a new one. Now if any of you guys need a fresh rear and pump for a Super I have one on the shelf ready to go. Only thing I’m not positive about are the relief valves because I couldn’t run it long enough for it to develop a leak. The poor little cordless battery died after a couple minutes.
I hope my super dont need it as mine seems a bit slow but i think i have some adjustment in the linkage , but we might be talking lol
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