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Posted by the tractor vet on June 21, 2006 at 18:46:22 from (64.179.117.145):
In Reply to: 806 help posted by FC Andy on June 21, 2006 at 13:08:51:
Now i am not sure what your sayen here . There is some play back and forth when ya have things tore down and unless ya find pices and parts or ya have a bunch of up and down movement the put your new seals in and put it back together and don't worry about it . My 806 is pushen real hard to the 9000 hour mark and i have had to replace one brake seal since i have had it and last fall was the first time that i ever had the valve cove off and believe it to have been the org.gskt. and think it was the first time that the valve were adjusted . Don't go looken for things to tare apart it will let ya know when ya need to do so . Other then putting in clutches and T/A's and every once in awhile and engine overhaul they are one tough tractor.
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