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Old 01-13-2013, 03:28 PM
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Here are a few pictures of my project... this is my first tractor restoration so I won't be moving as quickly as some of the veterans here... I tore this thing down before I took any "before" pictures, but I will share the "during" and "after" shots...

My first stumbling point are these pins holding in the clutch/brake lever and the one holding on the drive shaft.

any tips? thanks in advance, Eric



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Tak a pair of vise grips and hold the break pedal from moving, then get a spirol pin punch (1/4" I believe) and drive them out. They make the special punches that work awesome, but normal drift punch will do the job too. Good luck with it, I am also restoring an O!
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Looks like you have a good start.
Looking forward to more pictures of your work.
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those spiral wound roll pins are bad news to get out. when you go to put it back together get new pins. sold at any tractor dealer like Cub /JD. dont use a split roll pin, split roll pins and spiral wound roll pins are not the same.
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The one your driver is pointing to sure looks like a piece of solid rod.

Have you met PBblaster yet?

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Looking forward to your work

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I knew you guys would know... I'll take a picture of my pile of parts if you would like
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I knew you guys would know... I'll take a picture of my pile of parts if you would like
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methos... you are right down the road... I live in Sherrills Ford.
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Thanks for the pics! Looking forward to your updates.
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