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01-04-2015, 06:55 AM
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Jonathan is right - the original repair did its thing but is now worn out as well. I think this tractor was used for snow plowing duty, and used a lot. Having said that, the tranny and rear end functioned well (just leaks), so its known to be good - i.e. worth going through. Parts are on order so it wont be long. The only thing left on this tractor is the engine, Im trying not to dig into it (only a matter of time, but will tackle that when that time comes) Next task will be how to clean the housing well enough that paint will stick. (Oh, just thought I should check the internal brake pads while its open) 
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01-04-2015, 07:54 AM
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you can try using zep degreaser,i get it at home cheapo.stuff is amazing,just wear gloves as it is very hard on skin.i try to use engine paint on as much parts as i can because it sticks better and lasts .
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01-04-2015, 06:25 PM
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looks good so far,we had some slushy snow here as well but it went into the 50,s today. mother nature cleaned it up for me
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06-02-2016, 12:52 PM
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I dont. I bought from a sponsor here.
For the top cover, I bought sheet gasket from the autosupply and just cut it with the gasket hammer. 3 mins. In fact, if any trouble getting the rear cover you could cut one the same way in no time. Then all you need to keep on hand is a roll of material.
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