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Posted by the tractor vet on July 23, 2005 at 15:57:15 from (4.124.79.160):
In Reply to: farmall 300 T/A posted by mecanik69 on July 23, 2005 at 14:39:45:
Well for me it is not no big deal but for others and the ones tha know it all . The only real problem that can happen is screwen up the seal behind the T/A clutch this is something that that has to be done carefully as you install the T/A assy. it is a real big help if ya have a small dental pick to help that seal on as it can and will roll . I have the special service tool that does the job. It is one of them tools that ya need when you do them alot but like i said it can be done with a dental pick or some .0015 shim stock wrapped around the nose of the quill but only one wrap there is not room fore two .
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