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Posted by Sgt K on February 19, 2005 at 00:58:16 from (216.125.213.243):
Thanks guys, I fixed the leaking hand pump in the 1466. I decided to remove it and I replaced the upper and lower seal, just to be safe. JJK told me to turn the pump over and not remove any of the "inards" when I did the lower seal. As soon as I read his post I swore, right then and there, that I wouldn't...............JJK, you were right, I had a heck of a time getting everything right and back together! :) The only problem I had, once I got started working on the old girl, is that I kept going and bought a new rubber throttle knob, a good stearing wheel out of a 915 combine, and now the old ratty seat cushions are at the shop being recovered. No wonder mother hates to see me go to the parts store!!!! Thanks, Paul
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