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Rather normal. Could have gotten there after someone pressure washed the set. Nothing to worry about. Good news is no oil. Oil, rear main. Always good for a work out! See lots of dirt! And wires hanging all over the place! That white thing on the bottom a large paint flake? Tape hanging down...

I think this is the tech data for the bolts. THREAD CLASS 2A THREAD DIRECTION RIGHT-HAND THREAD LENGTH 1.500 INCHES MINIMUM AND 1.727 INCHES MAXIMUM FASTENER LENGTH 4.656 INCHES MINIMUM AND 4.750 INCHES MAXIMUM HEAD STYLE HEXAGON HEAD HEIGHT 0.378 INCHES MINIMUM AND 0.403...

The Great B.B. King, used to sing a little ditty called, "No one loves me but my Mother, and she could be jiven too".

Just like at home. No matter what, I am at fault.

And still no joy in Mudville. Its time for this old fart to lay his weary head down. Good luck!!

Tell me how you can not twist men around your little finger! Come on!! Tell me! Get Man Mountain Dean up there with the cheater!! Smile at him, and tell him its Miller Time!! I know it would work for me!!

Its Miller time!

A good picture is on PDF reader page #584, of the 643-24 TM a. Loosen nuts (1 and 2, Figure 5-20), turn bolts (3) to contact skid base, and tighten nuts (1 and 2). b. Remove screw (4), washer (5), and screen/cover (6) from generator case. c. Remove eight bolts (7) and Iock washers (8 (inner)...

Long bolt on the right side is there to prop up the main gen, when you do the engine removal. You can put a block of wood or something metal under it, turn the bolt down and support the main gen. Look at it. If you pulled just the engine, the main gen would topple forwards. I would use heat ON...

😂 😂 😂 😂 I am not talking about my time in the Army. I am talking about my time as a contractor. And, I have to admit, the Army has come a LONG ways since the 70's. You ever worked where light were a real treat? And you had to wear rubber boots 3/4 of the year due to mud? These are pictures of a...

The army spoiled me.

No. But it is one way. The lifting rig is the easiest way. It still makes me wonder why it came that way. We always received them in one piece. Slide it in. Put the 6 or 8 bolts in the flex plate and tighten them hand tight. Put the 6-8 bolts in all the way around the bell housing , torque em...

Peter and I can start you in on German words. The longer I learn this language, the more I find so very interesting words and phrases, that do not translate well into English. But are really fine things!

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We could work together. :)

Haven't looked at the bolts to see what grade they are. Turbine was grade 9!

My all time favorite was a cordless impact that I dug out of the trash, in Schweinfurt. With case and two batteries to go along with it. Made by Dewalt, (I believe Dewalt was bought by Bosch?) it is long out of production. But what a great tool. The TM tells you to replace the lock washers...

I am getting old............................ Should have remembered I had this. Oh well, shoot me at day break.

I normally used an impact wrench to remove the fasteners. I only used a torque wrench to do Turbine gen sets. But would say you can use a torque wrench putting fasteners back on. In the military, we always had VERY good torque wrenchs. Snapon, for instance. After my stink as a contractor, that...