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I am working on that MF65. I want to put in a new rear main seal. Do you have to drop the oil pan to remove the 2 bolts on the bottom? It looks that way. It is an early production gas with a Continental. It is open in order to put in a new clutch.
Thanks for the answers to my previous post.
 
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