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Re: Plate over Rear Gears
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Posted by oliver farmer on November 19, 2004 at 08:36:15 from (66.71.70.157):
In Reply to: Plate over Rear Gears posted by Charles Park on November 19, 2004 at 07:39:58:
I removed mine last winter. Several of my bolts broke off, and i soaked them for several days. Then i heated the transmission cover and soaked them a few more days. I was able to get the transmission cover off then, and my bolts came out easily with a pipe wrench. Be really careful when you are trying to get the transmission cover off with the broken bolts still in the holes. I cracked mine. You will have to pry on it, but go really easy. Try to work it up and down where the broken bolts go through it, heating and oiling every chance you get. It will take two people to move the transmission cover.
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