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Old 08-15-2015, 03:27 PM
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Looking good there Brian. Looks like a POTW candidate!
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Waiting on parts for the 16hp rebuild(parts $$$ really), so I yanked the clutch out of the 104, already have those parts on hand. Found this on the coupler to driveshaft connection. Noticed the shaft was loose...
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I knew better than to try that one Lew, so I knocked out the other one at the rearend connection and beat this one out in the luxury of the bench vise, came out OK with 3 lb short handled sledge in the vise. Can't really tell if its a spirol or two regular pins one inside the other. Hole is somewhat wallered on the shaft, I may be hittin up Jeff shortly.
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I knew better than to try that one Lew, so I knocked out the other one at the rearend connection and beat this one out in the luxury of the bench vise, came out OK with 3 lb short handled sledge in the vise. Can't really tell if its a spirol or two regular pins one inside the other. Hole is somewhat wallered on the shaft, I may be hittin up Jeff shortly.
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Gave the 104 to my buddy Eric today, he was diagnosed with Alzheimer's yesterday. He has been after it for a couple months, the look on his face when I showed up with it was priceless.
He just turned 65 and retired last month.
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Gave the 104 to my buddy Eric today, he was diagnosed with Alzheimer's yesterday. He has been after it for a couple months, the look on his face when I showed up with it was priceless.
He just turned 65 and retired last month.
Not enough people in the world like you, that was nice! The 104 looked great too
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Gave the 104 to my buddy Eric today, he was diagnosed with Alzheimer's yesterday. He has been after it for a couple months, the look on his face when I showed up with it was priceless.
He just turned 65 and retired last month.
My condolences to your friend.
I watched a friend/neighbor pass away from that.
I wasn't pretty, near the end, he would look @ me with tears in his eyes, unable to communicate or control bodily functions.
Enjoy his friendship while he stills knows who he is.

It took about 2 years from diagnosis to death for my friend.
He was the head Dean/director of the dental school @ the university before his retirement.
Alzheimer's reduces people to mindless life forms, it's so sad.
They donated his brain to the university in hopes of helping find a cure for others.
Prayers for your friend.
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