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Posted by the tractor vet on May 05, 2007 at 06:39:43 from (76.212.224.60):
In Reply to: mechanical ta replacement posted by jd jim a on May 04, 2007 at 22:00:48:
Owen forgot to tell ya to becareful on the big seal when installen the T/A assy. because you can roll that seal and damage it , there was a special tool for this but not many have that tool to protect the seal . You can use a dental pick to help ease it around the seal or you can make up a seal started out of super thin shim stock lube everything up good myself i use white grease and yes i have messed up a couple in my time . Thenmaken sure that ya get the big nut tight and locked here again the service tool is a hugh help but they are getting harder to find . a long drift punch will work in a pinch.
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