First 6x6 500 Super Chief

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  1. #81
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    Engines pulled apart ready for short rebuild, contemplating new rings???? Yes/No???? It had like 110psi on each cylinder.
    But i like things clean so there's that lol.
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    Few more
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  3. #83
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    Well the T-20 is apart. I have never rebuilt one, although I have rebuilt Cub Cadet & JD Hydrulic Transmissions before I know big difference lol.
    I know i need a new left Diamond shift plate the pin is worn flat on one side, the right one looks fine.
    As for the drums and bands I really have no frigin idea...
    Help please....
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    And five more.
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    It's hard to tell how much is left on the bands but if it were me I would send them out and get them re-lined. That way there is no question and when you put it back together and reinstall you won't have to worry for a very long time. The shifter can be fixed by replacing the pin. You have to heat the it and pull the pin then press a new one in or you might find one from one of the guys on here.
    "Racing is life. Anything that happens before or after is just waiting."

  6. #86
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    Aww thats nice to know, i wasn't sure if i had to buy a whole new shifter.
    Also mine has the compression rings that hold it in, can i not put thise back in and just get 2 brackets instead??
    Last edited by NIGHTOW1; 10-15-2017 at 08:43 PM.

  7. #87
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    Ditch the snap rings. I just build my own hold down brackets from sheet metal
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  8. #88
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    Kwl, i can do that.

  9. #89
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    Ol next dumb ? What one would you recomend?
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    Quote Originally Posted by NIGHTOW1 View Post
    Ol next dumb ? What one would you recomend?
    This is best. 4741B SHIFT PIN - T20
    "Racing is life. Anything that happens before or after is just waiting."

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