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Posted by Loren on May 28, 2004 at 18:13:50 from (12.108.31.53):
Ordered one the second day afyer bringing the 300U home and no sign of it, or a confimation. The local tractor shop doesn't have one on the shelf and I'm positive if I order another it'll be here and I'll have to straighten a mess out. If you would be so kind to alert me to any info needed to do a front trans bearing I'd appreciate it. The tractor has T/A and P/S and the PTO is on a handle low right of the seat. I know about the hidden bolt inside one of the bottom covers. Can I split it at the front of the trans or do I have to start at the rear of the engine? Any tricky stuff inside or tools needed, considering I've got 19 years worth of pro auto repair behind me? Thank you for any help again. Loren
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