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Here's what I did to a 901 transmission case to make it easier to adjust the side shift forks.....
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BigD9146gt |
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Brant,
I made one of those from an old case a few years ago too. The problem with adjusting it outside of the case (or with the facotry jig for that matter) is that it wants to flop around and doesn't stay securly held the same way that the case does. I've got a design for a jig that holds everything together just like the trans case does, but the cost would be to high, and cutting a trashed case is way cheaper. |
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