dirtrider73068
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Well after weeks of waiting I will get my tranny fixed monday. I worked some night shifts when had a snow storm come in all in total it was 40 hours of over time and it paid me big, got about 1300 before taxes so that was a blessing, plus I got the last 500 from the bike I sold my friend. So over all this weekend has been great so far.
I started on it friday night, even got me new impact gun, its a central pneumatic 425 ft lbs, rated to work at 90 psi, and it did great pulled bolts and nuts like nothing, got up today and finished it off, and got it on the ground, over all total work time I worked on it was about 2 hours and had it done, now I get to take it to the rebuilder. He will have it done by tuesday Wednesday at the latest. So by next week I will have my baby rolling again.
This builder I am useing does this at his home in a little shop, he told me he uses high energy clutches, they are better last longer take to the heat better, and he builds them to last cause he doesn't want to see it again and doesn't want anybody coming back with it. So maybe it will last longer, when I pulled it today the torque converter was still shiny like it was just put it, but the output shaft at the tail would move wiggle around like it 100k miles it, but only had 25k since it was last built.
I started on it friday night, even got me new impact gun, its a central pneumatic 425 ft lbs, rated to work at 90 psi, and it did great pulled bolts and nuts like nothing, got up today and finished it off, and got it on the ground, over all total work time I worked on it was about 2 hours and had it done, now I get to take it to the rebuilder. He will have it done by tuesday Wednesday at the latest. So by next week I will have my baby rolling again.
This builder I am useing does this at his home in a little shop, he told me he uses high energy clutches, they are better last longer take to the heat better, and he builds them to last cause he doesn't want to see it again and doesn't want anybody coming back with it. So maybe it will last longer, when I pulled it today the torque converter was still shiny like it was just put it, but the output shaft at the tail would move wiggle around like it 100k miles it, but only had 25k since it was last built.
