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Old 10-23-2014, 06:12 PM
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what he said,

I guess yours,with those leaking valves,it becomes a dirt collector.
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Old 10-23-2014, 07:38 PM
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what he said,

I guess yours,with those leaking valves,it becomes a dirt collector.
Yep, nothing like a little oil being blown around by the fan and some dirt. BTDT. I've seen worse. I'll pull the valves and send them to Machtech to be rebuilt. Still going to pull the rear and do the axle seals, drill the return holes and replace the cork gasket. Trunion also needs some TLC. Not sure if I'll open the pump and do all the pump seals have to inspect that a little closer. This is all part of the deal on a 1000 +- hour 20 year old machine. It will still be less $$$ than a new throw away Big Box store turd, and it will out last one.
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Yep, nothing like a little oil being blown around by the fan and some dirt. BTDT. I've seen worse. I'll pull the valves and send them to Machtech to be rebuilt. Still going to pull the rear and do the axle seals, drill the return holes and replace the cork gasket. Trunion also needs some TLC. Not sure if I'll open the pump and do all the pump seals have to inspect that a little closer. This is all part of the deal on a 1000 +- hour 20 year old machine. It will still be less $$$ than a new throw away Big Box store turd, and it will out last one.

ill drink to that.
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Nice work and nice find Sam-

Amazing to see stuff like this. Wish I had the time, knowledge, and SPACE to cover things like this.
Love your jack platform too!!!

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Old 10-25-2014, 05:51 PM
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Nice work and nice find Sam-

Amazing to see stuff like this. Wish I had the time, knowledge, and SPACE to cover things like this.
Love your jack platform too!!!

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How's the 2284 coming along, Sam?
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It's a 2182. Haven't done much the last couple days, closed the pool and today the weather is awesome so I took the Harley Night Rod out for some seat time. I did get some rear end cover plates made up out of 1/4" steel plate.
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It's a 2182. Haven't done much the last couple days, closed the pool and today the weather is awesome so I took the Harley Night Rod out for some seat time. I did get some rear end cover plates made up out of 1/4" steel plate.
Doh! That's what I meant Good to hear the project progresses
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Got a few things done today. I eliminated the fuel shut down solenoid by drilling the bolt that holds the float bowl to accept a 3/8" freeze plug. Got the plugs from NAPA part # SEP 381-2185, cost a whole 69 cents each. Reason I did this is that when I wire it I won't need to deal with the diode and wiring for it, plus it makes it a lot easier to get to the distributor. First 3 pics show what I did. Then I pulled the rear out. Every seal on it leaks, like that's a surprise. Next 4 pics. Then I pulled the bearings out of the PTO, I wonder why it was making screeching sounds? Also looks like the PO never used a grease gun on the drive shaft.
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