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Janicholson
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Remove all hitch linkages, springs, and seat. Dash components and materials in the way.
Remove bolts.
Attach Eye Bolts to threaded holes as will balance the weight.
Lift with a cherry picker or ? not by hand unless there are at least 3 or 4 of you.
Cautious wedging may be needed to break seal at gasket.
Lift straight to keep from bending shift forks.
Block it up, before setting it on the floor.
Clean all gasket material off to metal.
Blue rtv can be used for a gasket, be sure to go around the bolt holes. Use copper ring gaskets on the bolts for reassembly. JimN
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