Posted by The tractor vet on October 19, 2009 at 06:10:33 from (75.19.126.148):
In Reply to: TA 400 posted by Bernie Steffen on October 18, 2009 at 18:20:28:
Ah yea that is a tough one when ya do not have the tool as some have told you of there ways and all good ideas as you do not know how may of them seals i have replaced for guys that have done there own T/A instillations Also if one is super careful and one has a real fine dental pick or a thin brass feeler gauge and takes his time you can ease it in as you move the dental pick around to help the lip over the edge as you go in our do the same with the feeler gauge . I am lucky enough that i have the old tool for this as it was in a box of tools that i got from a dealer closeup . It is just about like sticking something some place that was not meant to be stuck some place use lots of LUBE also .
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