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Llmichael reacted to North Idaho Wolfman's post in the thread Getting G2160 front axle out and tightened up with
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You can if you want. Your in there, and if it has a lot of hours on it might not be a bad Idea. -
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Llmichael replied to the thread Getting G2160 front axle out and tightened up.So, if I can get that axle down (out) somehow, seems like it would be good idea to replace those sealed bearings as well?
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Llmichael reacted to North Idaho Wolfman's post in the thread Getting G2160 front axle out and tightened up with Like.
No the grease zerk lubes the front axle, the PTO shaft goes through the support in sealed bearings.
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Llmichael posted the thread Getting G2160 front axle out and tightened up in Service, Repair & Maintenance.I'd like get the front axle out and see if I can get it tightened up so steering isn't so loosey goosey. I have the WSM but, it's not a...
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Llmichael replied to the thread Mower maintenance.Only thing I would like on my MightyVac is if it could also dispense. But, then it would mean you need to do a full clean out (rather...
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Lprecisely why I bought the mityvac. Well the first one. I broke it (ran over it) and bought another one which died. I was using them...
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Lthose are the exact kinks I saw on a lot of them. Pretty sure they did it at the factory, maybe while installing the engine to the...
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Llmichael replied to the thread Mower maintenance.You're the one responsible for me buying that MightyVac :D
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LInteresting that you saw more of those kinks. I have seen reductions or wider parts as a damping mechanism in Diesel fuel lines but I...
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Llmichael replied to the thread Mower maintenance.Try one of those pups people use to pump 90W into lower units of out board motors
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LGoing to try to suck it out with a syringe. Hope it works. Don't want a big mess to clean up.
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LI somehow missed most of this thread. Just now read it. The quality of your work and breadth of ability displayed is very impressive...
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Lthe kinked return pipe is normal, a lot of them had it. I think it was probably manufacturing "defect" which didn't cause any problems...
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LThank you very much ! Yes, you can say that :ROFLMAO: