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Posted by paul on December 22, 2003 at 17:32:06 from (216.114.4.183):
Finally got the answer to my low end ta rattling noise.Have the smta stripped down to the last bellhousing bolt after removing top cover found planet gear teeth half gone on one assembly it was getting late and no further inspection was done.Just wondering if planet gears are shot is it worth dissasembling and inspecting further.I'm thinking by the time I get this one rebuilt piece by piece it will cost more than a new style sprag rebuilt from steel wheel ranch.Has anyone used this ta and are they better than the old style? Thanks to Chucks repair and Rebuilder for all your input and help.Paul
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