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Posted by Migraine on January 19, 2005 at 21:26:06 from (24.18.75.6):
Since I now have the old junk cab and every piece of sheet metal off this minibrute, and every ounce of fluid out and cleaned the transmission housing and flushed twice, would like to start the reassembly process. Got the fenders ready to put on but my trusty ITT manual doesn't show if there was some filler strips that need to go on to "square" off the original platform. I think this was an original open station tractor and later added the house on it but may have had to take off some original plates to get it on. And rather than wonder too long about it, I'll just ask the experts here. Somebody knows something. Migraine
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