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58frog

11-07-2007 18:37:04

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Back awhile ago I asked if you could remove the top of of a sherman through the hole under steering tower,for shifting troubles Nobody had done it before that answered.Answer is yes
With a little gringing around the hole the top of the sherman lifts right out ,I did inspection and repaired shifting problems in top of sherman.Very easy task couple hour down time
hope this helps somebody in simular situation .Have pics but dont know how to post can email if interested.ed windsor ny

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J. Banet NE, Ind

11-08-2007 06:21:56

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Re: sherman repair in reply to 58frog, 11-07-2007 18:37:04

Got your e-mail. We weren't looking forward to splitting the 600. We were planning on tackeling the job over Thanksgiving shut down. Thanks for posting back. Any way of e-mailing pics?

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john_bud

11-07-2007 19:48:10

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Re: sherman repair in reply to 58frog, 11-07-2007 18:37:04

SUre beats a full split to access it. Glad you got it done easily!

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Ken Crisman

11-07-2007 18:59:34

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Re: sherman repair in reply to 58frog, 11-07-2007 18:37:04

callj.j.s@verizon.net . I would like to see just how it was done . Thanks & God bless, Ken

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58frog

11-07-2007 18:39:57

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Re: sherman repair in reply to 58frog, 11-07-2007 18:37:04

gringing is a new word I accidentally invented for grinding

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john_bud

11-09-2007 06:38:16

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Re: sherman repair in reply to 58frog, 11-07-2007 18:39:57

I can't post most of the words that have been accidentally invented while working on tractors/trucks/cars! Especially the ones invented when I find a "stuck" bolt that was welded in by a prior owner.

Maybe I'll start using "gringing"?

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