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Old 09-18-2013, 06:58 PM
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mine broke, its no good, i might have another
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heres a pic from a year or so ago when my brother was pulling almost 3000lbs and the tires were hard
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heres a pic from a year or so ago when my brother was pulling almost 3000lbs and the tires were hard
Cool pic, Nick!
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thanks allen
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I agree with Allen, cool pic Nick!
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thanks mike
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ok guys, bought a nice used carrier with ring gear and bearings, its the heavier duty one, thanks ray
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ok guys, how do you fit the carrier and ring gear with bearings already installed throught the back of the rear end , i cant get it to clear
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Its a verry very tight fit. I managed to get mine in but it took a lot of fiddling I don't remember quite how it went but it did go. Glad to hear you got the parts to fix it
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i pulled the bearing off, and assembled carrier, i then hit bearing back on and lubricated it , i shimed the carrier too , almost done
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