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Posted by Paul Shuler on August 11, 2000 at 15:12:29 from (152.163.204.197):
Thanks gentelmen for your help on splitting Dads 1950 C and replacing the clutch and throw out bearing. With your post sitting on the tran.s cover I tore into it with confidence. Everything was just like you said it would be. The only problems we had was Dad broke the lip off of his flywheel trying to heat and tap "hammer" his worn out ring gear off.OOOOOPs.Get this IH didn't have one thank goodness cause they priced it at $1,400. I had to push my mouth back shut. Found one at salvage yard that looked new for $40.00. Everything went back together great. The nuts for the clutch play adjustment hadn't been moved in years so I was very gentle with them and used lot's of oil on them to get them free. Didn't want another fly wheel incident. I was glad Dad busted that thing and not me, I could here it now.Son son son what where you thinking.Thanks for all your help. Your knowlegde has got another Farmall up and rolling agian and givin me some great memories made with my 78 year old dad. Thanks, Paul Shuler
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