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Remove rear cover, remove shift linkage pin, trunking and jam nut. Remove hinge pin(s). Remove six mounting nuts. Remove drive. Have a stand or helper ready to aid, drive is heavy and awkward
Remove rear cover, remove shift linkage pin, trunking and jam nut. Remove hinge pin(s). Remove six mounting nuts. Remove drive. Have a stand or helper ready to aid, drive is heavy and awkward
Thank you very much, The big question is I need to replace trim cylinders because I could not get the gland nut off for the life of me. So once I remove the drive is that easily accomplished.
Do you suggest an entire replacement of both pistons or just as needed?
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is there a schematic you can share so I know where to find the above mentioned items. This is my first removal.