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    PTO Gear Box from a WD

    the out put shaft and rear mounting is different between the wc and wd, a wc gear box is the only way to repair it rite.
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    Chevrolet truck gear shifting question

    Depends on the brand and style of transmisson you have. for light loads or when empty you can start out in 2nd hi and run thru the gears in the hi side to 5th hi. loaded you can start out in 1st hi or 2nd low, then split each gear until you get to 5th hi. above sequince will all depend on the...
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    Iowa City (Coralville) IA Meet and Greet?

    farmerwithmutt, hey I am only 45 miles south of you. open up your email and I will contact you thru it.
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    wd-45 trany oil pto housing oil

    90-- 140 weight will be good for the gear box's. Hydraulic oil, manual says use 20 weight motor oil in the summer, 10 weight in the winter, none detergent, that is what I use in my 45
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    How many of you remember seeing this? Bet RRLund does.

    wore out many of those in the 4 years that I hauled can milk. haulers apron
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    vehicle recalls

    Had new a 68 chevelle with the 327 corvett engine it never broke a motor mount.
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    trailer brakes

    does the left brake lockup when empty only or or does it lockup when loaded also. I just set my controler down some when trailer is empty to keep brakes from locking up. Most every trailer I have been around the left front brake will lockup first when empty.
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    First working day of the year done

    When I was driving otr any time someone raised their finger at me I would smile and wave back at them[all five fingers of course].
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    Short trip back in time yesterday!!!!

    JD Seller, you need to go down in the basement of McNeills some time. If noboy else has what you want McNeills will usually have it on hand.
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    D-17 Brake Job

    The brake rods are threaded into the square swival on the brake shoe bracket,just turn the rods out. if you have not already done so remove the brake shoe holding pin, then the shoes will come out the top of the houseing.
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    Mounting small or (large Tractor) tires

    Useing ether too seat the beads on a tire is a good way to get killed, lost a couple of friends that did that for the first and last time.
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    OT--Tires

    I worked in a tire shop for several years that sold Michelin tires, the field rep for Michelin flat out stated many times that Michelin did not make a bad tire while he was looking at several that had broken belts.
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    dot and truckin

    The secert to keep the D O T out of your pocket is too not look like you are over loaded, and have more than enough tie downs on the load. have my trailers setup so that when loaded they set level or just a bit up from level. Do not give them a reason to take a second look at you.
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    New WD45

    Old, the wd45 had 16 inch front tires, B's and C's had 15 inch front tires
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    Not entirely OT...truck brakes

    had the same problem with my impala, found that the front brake pads on both wheels had seperated from the backing plate, replaced with new pads, problem solved.
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