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Posted by Michael Sheik on March 02, 2006 at 08:21:27 from (199.153.205.246):
Called the IH dealer parts man on getting all the parts I needed and see how bad I would be set back for new brake piston. New piston is 145.18 but here is the GOOD news. He says he has 3 insulators in stock. Price 8.00!!! I am headed up to get one along with all the other parts this evening and cost for everything I need at this point is 245.00. This includes seal, 3 o-rings, inner and outer friction discs and insulator. The shop mechanic that I know real well says he will look at the primary and secondary plates to see if wore too bad but he feels 3/32 probably not bad enough to replace. The man upstairs must be looking over my shoulder today!!!
As far as adhesive for insulator I am going to use 3M Super Trim adhesive and that is pretty sticky stuff.
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