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Posted by Walt Davies on June 04, 2007 at 11:09:34 from (72.173.56.124):
In Reply to: Plastic gauge posted by MTJC on June 04, 2007 at 05:11:39:
Plastic gage is as accurate as the person using it. It is the easiest and best way to check bearing clearance on old tractors because its cheap and very accurate. within a half of .001 of an in. and you got 3 or 4 to play with so don't let these guys scare you away from it. Like they said just pull a bearing cap wipe off excess oil and follow the direction on the box it comes in. Its not rocket science its an old tractor. Heck on my Case LA it says to put a bar under the rod and see if it has excessive play, how accurate is that. Walt
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