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> trany work....., don't try this at home?????
scottb
post May 27 2003, 07:33 PM
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who wants a PEZ?!
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for those in the know, how hard is it for someone who has never torn into a transaxle, but has a modicum of mechanical aptitude, to rebuild one? can it be done with standard hand tools and a bench or would the new tool investment make it more worthwhile to have brad build one up and ship it out east? just curious. have area available for work and would like to have a mechanical project, engine or trany, but not waste my time or rapidly diminishing $......

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Zeke
post May 28 2003, 08:54 AM
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Never left, but not right....
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I changed out my gears and replaced a slider following Red Beard's instructions. Not too tough for someone who is mechanical. Easier than a motor.
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