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Old 01-23-2017, 10:16 AM
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So no gasket, just the RTV?
I used no gasket Sir. I still have a little left so I will fill the tranny removing the top access plate, that will make it a breeze to filler up.
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Old 01-23-2017, 09:59 PM
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I think we'll have to start doing it that way, especially with our luck.
You ain't the only one. Sad part is a new tube of silicone is less than a gasket. Wouldn't you know it, I've got a couple gaskets recently purchased for cast iron and alum rears.
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Let the RTV set for 24 hours, put the oil in and you are good to go.
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Took it for a test run today, no leaks from the silicone I used.
Well this project has come to an end.
The finished project. On to next one
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Well another one fixed and ready to move on to another "new" owner by the Master of Lew.
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Well another one fixed and ready to move on to another "new" owner by the Master of Lew.
Hope so, I am glad my last name is not Bates, I would not want master in front of it.
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Hope so, I am glad my last name is not Bates, I would not want master in front of it.


Good looking tractor, Lew!
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Lew, your too much!!!

Another one done.
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