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39 1/2 ton windshield regulator
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nelsb01 |
02-08-2015 @ 9:52 PM
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Also apply some to the hinges up under the inspection covers in the header. If you are planning on removing the windshield frame -- mark the brackets before removal as it will otherwise be trial and error to get it to fit correctly when putting back. Trust me, I know. Fitting the crank out mechanism is easy, aligning the hinges is not.
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alanwoodieman |
02-08-2015 @ 9:41 AM
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crawl under the dash and start soaking every thing with your choice of pentrant-as is loosens work the know back and then out-helps to get the mechanism moving
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callbald |
02-07-2015 @ 3:23 PM
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this spring I plan to work on the windshield crankout regulator. I am looking for any direction/suggestion on how to attack this project. I got the dash crank knob to wind it out enough to see it appears solid with some rust. I takes some effort to get it to move, and don't want to break anything. Rob
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