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Old 08-30-2013, 12:48 PM
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hey guys, decided to put the creeper gear in my 72, i got the S/G off, the battery, and engine out, the frame was really dirty in there, i started to clean it out , heres some pics of progress
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engine is out
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Keep up the good work, Nick.
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Your 50% there! Lookin good. Hardest part is the pins. The ones in my 124 still won't give up their rusty grip
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exactly, i cant get them out
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finally got them out with a 3lb hammer and punches and a 1in thick solid piece of brass, also used kroil penentrating spray oil also got the coupler off the driveshaft and clutch out of tractor the spirol pins were a PITA
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