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Old 04-29-2013, 09:11 PM
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Sam that looks like a keeper to me!
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Sam that looks like a keeper to me!
It could happen.
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Got all the threads chased today for the rear cover and scraped the gasket off the housing and back cover. I don't know what the PO used on it but what a PITA and all the bolts had red loc-tite on them seriously, it's a cover. Changed the oil and air filter. Now just waiting for a new cover gasket and a pair of axle seals to button it up. I have a rear hitch plate off a Cyclops so I’m going to put that on this one.

Played around with the rear from the 1772 that is busted up. I may have a way to save the broken front mounts on these. I’m working on a cradle for the aluminum rears that would eliminate the flexing on the front mounts.
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Those are pretty sweet finds Sam!
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Too bad you weren't closer Sam...I have the rear end you need to save that super smoker! (even though you already stated it's not worth it)
Looks like the 1772 will be going a little further south. Perhaps the new owner will want the rear, I'll let him know that you have one.
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At least I THINK I do...thats an aluminum rear, right? Same as the 782's, 1210's, etc?
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Got all the threads chased today for the rear cover and scraped the gasket off the housing and back cover. I don't know what the PO used on it but what a PITA and all the bolts had red loc-tite on them seriously, it's a cover. Changed the oil and air filter. Now just waiting for a new cover gasket and a pair of axle seals to button it up. I have a rear hitch plate off a Cyclops so I’m going to put that on this one.

Played around with the rear from the 1772 that is busted up. I may have a way to save the broken front mounts on these. I’m working on a cradle for the aluminum rears that would eliminate the flexing on the front mounts.
Whats this cradle idea you speak of?
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