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  1. 01-27-2019 05:35 PM #2
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    Well of course I couldn't leave well enough alone. The steering shaft spines were very slopping so I thought I better check that out which involved taking the front nose piece off the tractor. The splines were awful so I got a used shaft from the salvage yard, but the female spline would involve major surgery so I'm going to use Bel-Zona which is like a super JB weld to " rebuild " the splines. I've use the stuff before and it is seriously about as hard as steel after it cures.
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