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Re: spliting a super-c
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Posted by the tractor vet on April 05, 2007 at 21:04:35 from (75.19.127.89):
In Reply to: spliting a super-c posted by Don's superc on April 05, 2007 at 20:09:57:
On that small of a tractor i use to just use our cherry picker on the ft. and a jack stand under the tube . But now i had a 4 ton cherry picker i also had made up brackets for my one splitting stand for the A thru the C . With working on the bigger tractors then getting in a small tractor it was like working on a lawn mower , the big thing is becareful make sure that everything is blocked , chained so it will not move or fall on ya and when going back together never force it and never pull it together with the bolts. When everything is correct it will SLIDE together.
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