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Old 03-13-2016, 08:17 PM
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looka like sumbody been in there already,still clean!!
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Yup, no washers. Rear end looks good. I'd advise not using an impact wrench to put the cover back on.
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Thanks guys! I put the plate back on with a 3/8 rachet. Anything small like this, especially with a gasket, I like to hand tighten to get the torque even. But, I know people who wouldn't ----- I'm with you on this one.

This is probably another dumb question, but how do you measure your deck to see which size you have? Would you measure the lengths of the blades and add them together? I've got to buy new blades and want to get the right ones. I think I have the 42" deck, as it has 2 short blades and a long one in the center.
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Look on the tag if it has it still! I THINK you measure outer blade tip to tip?
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Diff looks real clean, that's good
Yeah, measure tip to tip for the cutting width.
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