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Posted by Brad Hed on July 08, 2006 at 11:39:55 from (138.230.29.144):
I am restoring a 1943 H. The engine is done and runs well but there is a lot of noise in the transmission area. I decided to tear into it. I have the top plate off and found a lot of slop in the gears and bearings. Everything was going fine until I decided to split it in front of the transmission. I have everthing disconnected that I can think of to disconnect. I have disconnected the hydraulic drive, the engine drive to the transmission and the six bolts (four inside and two outside) that bolts the hydraulics housing to the transmission housing. I can't see anything else to disconnect, but it still won't split apart. Is there something I am missing? Thanks, Brad
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