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05-01-2014, 06:30 PM
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782 Restoration / Upgrade
Well there's no turning back now, It all started as a big oil leak on the remote oil line, then I noticed another from the rear seal, then I found 2 more leaks on the rear end. So I decided that it was time to restore. First is tearing it down , done!. Now it's time to clean and prep for paint. Rescue11 and I plan on adding another separate lift cylinder and hydraulic ports front and rear, power steering, super steer front axle, and some new bling. I have been wanting to do this for awhile I just needed an excuse. All comments / suggestions welcome please. Ic there is anthying I need to do or do better please let me know.
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05-02-2014, 04:26 PM
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Well I welded up the trunion, it was a little gaped on both sides also added a few spacers to take out some wobble. Waiting on a set of O rings for the relief values and a new relief spring / cone. Already painted her up so the hydro will be put up and ready to go. I hope lol. Cleaned out the trany, what a mess! Now to preasure was the frame and a few odds n ends then sand prime & Paint.
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05-02-2014, 05:19 PM
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Rock shaft? Given all the posts of stuck or bent shafts, I would want to tear that apart to clean up as well. Now you may have been in there recently and I am not aware. But being apart I would certainly check it out.
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