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Posted by K.B. on June 29, 2004 at 10:26:30 from (209.163.30.30):
In Reply to: Introduction and many questions(year, rebuild, ins posted by Kirt on June 29, 2004 at 09:31:01:
Kirt, it appears that you have a 1963 Utility model. There shouldn't be an "h" in front of the serial number, unless it is a seraial number prefix that I do not know about. The "J" is a serial number suffix, meaning that the tractor is equipped with a Rockford clutch, as most of them are. Water leakage past the o-rings can be a problem on any wet-sleeved engine. You shouldn't need a hydrualic press to remove the sleeves, but you might need a wet-sleeve puller to get them moving. Once you get them moving, they will pull out by hand.
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