Put yer gearbox in neutral and give er a whack or two with a chunk of
firewood. A little sharper blow than a rubber mallet is what it took to
get mine loose, but be advised, be ready to brace the thing when it comes
loose - don't want to break off one of the stud hole ears on the mounting
flange. Seen that on an OD a buddy of mine has.
Simon
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-----Original Message-----
From: Todd Kendrick [SMTP:kendrick@laplaza.org]
Sent: Monday, April 23, 2001 1:57 PM
To: schultelaw@transport.com; catchall@schulte-law.com; SJH;
lro-digest@Works.Team.Net
Subject: LRO: Fw: Removing Overdrive
OK I have a stupid question. I am trying to remove my overdrive (Fairey)
to tighten up my mainshaft nut and cannot get it to come off. I have
already drained the oil, disconnected the linkage and the six nuts and
she wont budge. Just wanted to ask the question before I took a rubber
hammer to this expensive overdrive. Any ideas or input appreciated.
Thanks.
Todd Kendrick
Taos, NM
'66 109" P/U
'72 88"
'95 D90 #2206
'95 Disco (latest addition to the addiction)
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