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Old 11-30-2016, 07:54 PM
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+2 on what Sam and Todd said!! We are all voting for another Zippy facelift masterpeice!
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Old 11-30-2016, 09:18 PM
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Go man go! Should be the cork. A wise moderator once convinced me to "powder my rearend" to pin point a leak. Baby powder is cheap. Good luck man.
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Old 11-30-2016, 10:52 PM
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Where is everyone coming up with this face lift stuff? It don't need it, it's not getting one. I simply asked about the leak, and was adding a 3 point hitch, and doing one other thing...
How does that turn into a face lift is beyond me.
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Old 11-30-2016, 11:15 PM
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Where is everyone coming up with this face lift stuff? It don't need it, it's not getting one. I simply asked about the leak, and was adding a 3 point hitch, and doing one other thing...
How does that turn into a face lift is beyond me.
Well Todd.... I think we all know how it happens.... If I do this, then I might as well do this and so on and so on

I think we just all miss following your most excellent posts and your most excellent work!
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Looking forward to the hanging of the 782,you no need no stinkn'refresh on that.
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Maybe any of those four bolts behind the pump are loose? I'm referring to that rectangle plate on top of the trans axle. I hope the cork gasket goes well for you. I done a bad job on my 1450. I noticed that if I had removed the pump, and set it up so all fluid can drain a day or two, you should not have any fluid drain out on to the new cork gasket upon assembly keeping the mating surfaces dry. Just been my experience.

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Well Todd.... I think we all know how it happens.... If I do this, then I might as well do this and so on and so on

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X2! I think we just wanted the facelift to happen.
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Old 12-01-2016, 11:46 AM
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Looking forward to the updates, Todd!
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Okay, got the trans/diff out today. Up on the table...
Now, what comes next? What needs to be removed, and what don't?
Yeah I know. RTFM.
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Looks like a hanging as expected,man that looks like it has more leaks than a mens room at a free beer night.

Change what seals you can without pulling the pump apart,new corky gasket is as easy as following the procedure in the manual.
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