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Old 07-14-2014, 01:26 AM
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I didnt see it mentioned, but sam usually drills drain back holes in the rear end case from the axle tubes. You just as well do that, because a machine with that many hours is sure to have lotsa water in the tubes by now. Not good during the freezing weather.

Dad and I did it to his 1864 and it was rather simple. Use new grade 8 bolts, new axle tube gaskets and some high grade rtv silicon for re assembly, install the rear end braces and you should be good for a gob of hours.

Also would like to welcome you to the 1864 club. Dad and I both have one, would not trade them for anything, even a super lol
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