Posted by jacksun65 on April 21, 2018 at 19:24:04 from (162.254.115.10):
I have been working on my 830 case, repaired steering wheel and bushings new wiring harness tach alternator. I got it all back together went to back it out of shed steering was disconected. Someone at sometime didn't put the pin in the u joint at the steering box and it slipped off. Of course it's under the radiator so everything has to come off. Take the radiator out and it's just sitting in there no bolts. go to put it together find out when the previous owner had it recored they put the sides on backwards LOL Take it to the radiator shop 40 miles away have them switch the sides pressure check it. Get it back in today, all new bolts cage nuts tap holes fight for an hour to get it mounted properly. Put water in it pressure check it yep hole right in the center GRRR. So do I try to solder it with a butane torch or just use JB weld. I am not going to waste another two day to take it back to the radiator shop.
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