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terh clutch lever on my truck is pretty hard to move with out some forcer, both housings are dry, I was thinking of filling them up with ATF for a day or 2 to clean em out. Anyone think this is a bad idea.
The Tubes for the long bolts on mine where cut off before i got it. I plan on getting some pipe cut to lenth and welded in there in the future. Also does anyone have a picture of there grill re-assymbled in the winch config? Preferably with out the winch in, but as long as the grill is visable...
Well I dont have a PTO yet, so installing the driveline wont work. I just dont have a place to store the winch right now, so I figured, what better place to store it then on the truck.
The ones I used look exactly like the ones doghead posted. Although I somehow forgot to put a few things back on after the reinstall, Like the things that hold the grill, and stuff like that, So I gota put those on.
And here are some pictures I took a few minutes ago. Arnt the best, but it is...
I spent a good 8 hours today removing my bumper, and installing the extensions, and remounting everything. Since I didnt research this all the well, I made some mistakes that took time. But I ended up doing it all by myself, with out the aide of a lifting device. Man that bumper is heavy...
A standard deuce would only give you about a 12-14ft deck to deal with. an 813 would be close to a 14-16ft deck, and an 814 would be a 20-24ft deck..
Also I was thinking of how cool it would be to put an underlift on a deuce, but this is the first time I've said anything about it.
As this is the only deuce PTO I've ever seen in person, I just wanted to double check. And I guess its time to start tracking down all the PTO linkage.
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