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Re: The lesson I learned on splitting my H
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Posted by doug on August 08, 2001 at 04:17:31 from (205.188.193.57):
In Reply to: The lesson I learned on splitting my H posted by Zonie on August 07, 2001 at 21:02:47:
Well, just mark it up as educational,we all learn more if we go the long route,eh? By the way... could a guy remove each rail, one at a time to clean them up and paint inside them? what do you think? I've got the big casting off of the front of the M and the tractor is on a stand, ( the engine stays on)I'm thinking about putting blocks under the transmission before I do this and I've been putting it off for lack of knowledge...
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