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Today, I finally got back on the saddle and made some smoke! Here's some pictures!
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Awesome pics, Conner!
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Thanks, Allen!




I love that tractor!
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Today, I finally got back on the saddle and made some smoke! Here's some pictures!
Hey Conner, what did you end up doing with the drive shaft? Tractor looks good.
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Did a little mowing today with the 2282 then it was pool time.
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The machinist of many years, and a friend of my dads decided against putting in a roll pin (Due to not being able to put even a mark on the adapter very easily), and welding (Due to cooking the pump seal). So, he cleaned the input shaft and the adapter, mixed and put JB weld on both..And now the dang thing is as hard as a rock!
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The machinist of many years, and a friend of my dads decided against putting in a roll pin (Due to not being able to put even a mark on the adapter very easily), and welding (Due to cooking the pump seal). So, he cleaned the input shaft and the adapter, mixed and put JB weld on both..And now the dang thing is as hard as a rock!
I hope it works, keep us posted.
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I believe it will be fine. It's VERY solid, and has been great so far, even under load, and wheel slippage.
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