On Fri, 13 Apr 2001, Todd Ondick wrote:
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:>No, no, no. Fairey, Toro and Santana are all completely different
:>animals. Santana is WAY better, Toro holds more oil and has a better
:>input gear than a fairey.
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:In light of this, what are the weak components in the fairey O.D.? I've
:been running mine for ~20k miles and am curious as to which parts I should
:cache in my spares kit.
the spares kit at home, or the spares kit in the Rover? In the rover, you
should carry the bits you need to remove the overdrive. That's the rear
cover and cover bearing, the gear that came out when the overdrive went in,
and one of the lock washers that goes there. If you don't carry these, you
will find yourself stranded in Binghampton NY, less than pleased with
yourself. I speak from experience.
David, who needs to figure out what major mechanical piece is going to go
Boom! on the way to the birthday party this year, so he can pack a spare.
-- dscheidt@tumbolia.com Bipedalism is only a fad.
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