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Posted by Dave_Id on February 22, 2004 at 18:27:52 from (24.18.119.228):
In Reply to: massey harris 44 posted by cletus kipps on February 22, 2004 at 17:32:55:
If the 44 is anything like the older 101 Seniors, then you'll have to remove the chain off the sprocket, unbolt the engine, and slide it forward, then you can remove the screws holding the casting containing the seal, and slip it off in the space provided by sliding the engine forward. Some of these sprockets come off easy, the one on my Senior took 4 hours of heating and hammering to remove it off the jack shaft.
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