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Good to hear all went well. GP's have a way of making for a bad day when you least need it. I did a little measuring in the 105 I recently got and low and behold the holes in the floor are the same dimension and layout as the mounting holes on the 003a I have. Also explains the oil stains in the...
I picked up 8 spare AC boxes from GL awhile back and you would be surprised the number of extra loose nuts and washers I found laying inside. Be sure to check the cores through the transformers. Easy for a nut or washer to get stuck in there with the cables and be kind of hard to see at first.
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Good to hear all went well. Did you use cork wedges or RTV in the spindle key way. I have a couple items to get and then I'm pulling all the hubs for bearing repack and brake inspection.
I would consider them "fresh" ready to run. I know that gaskets will dry and shrink with time but that seems to happen most when they have been exposed to gas/oil/diesel for a while first. 2cents