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07-18-2012, 07:58 AM
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08-06-2012, 06:04 PM
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Got a few things finished up paint wise now mostly waiting on the implement lift arm... How the heck do you get this thing off! Biggest problem is I think the p o already tried drilling it from one side I rolled chassis on its side and tried from the bittom and wow I dont have a chance with a drill I get no where! I already beat with my 3 lb hammer and punch set till im blue in the face and nothing moved! Was wanting to swap the entire handle as we have another with the guts and the one on it has none! At this point it isnt hurtand if I could get the top button on the spare lift handle to turn loose I would swap the internals... Anyone got anysuggestions to try for either?
Just got motor finished up and ready to go in, still got to rebuild the carb and see if itwill run with the walbro that came with it. Got some other things to finish up painting like brake parts but once those come in I think it will go pretty quick. ESP if I can get this lift handle taken care of! 
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08-23-2012, 08:36 PM
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Yep did that and of course the bigger hammer worked better than the fire and with the fire means new paint
 oh well least im one step closer.
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