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i live in oshawa ontario i posted some pics of the argo im buying can any one tell me a little about it buy looking at it pics are in here some were i dont no were
Last edited by Mike; 12-02-2011, 06:28 PM. Reason: moved post from introduction thread to its own thread in the appropriate forumTags: None
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Originally posted by bearkat View Posti live in oshawa ontario i posted some pics of the argo im buying can any one tell me a little about it buy looking at it pics are in here some were i dont no were
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thanks started takeing out axels to change bearings but they are hard to get out i put a big puller on after pounding out the axel from the inner bearing on frame then pulled it out and pulled all the rest off also loosend those collars now using emery cloth to clean axel and inside of sprocket collar will post pics as im going
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Originally posted by bearkat View Postthanks started takeing out axels to change bearings but they are hard to get out i put a big puller on after pounding out the axel from the inner bearing on frame then pulled it out and pulled all the rest off also loosend those collars now using emery cloth to clean axel and inside of sprocket collar will post pics as im going
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if it is the sheer pin style, just knock the pins out, hose it down with your choice of PB blaster, WD 40, liquid wrench or what ever in any combination of and drive it around the yard. It will free itself eventualy from the sprockets... just make sure that you dont get too far from home, kind of embarasing if you have to walk backAlaska floating atvs group on face book. Fixing help and trail rides!!!!!
https://www.facebook.com/groups/alaska.AATVs/
85ish Argo 8x8 geo metro engine, hdi axles and 3 bearings per axle.
78 ford bronco... 460 lockers.... "Alaskan tow vehicle"
ATV = Alaska Terain Vehicle
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Originally posted by spookum View Postif it is the sheer pin style, just knock the pins out, hose it down with your choice of PB blaster, WD 40, liquid wrench or what ever in any combination of and drive it around the yard. It will free itself eventualy from the sprockets... just make sure that you dont get too far from home, kind of embarasing if you have to walk back
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