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Great Post.... Love the pictures to go along with the info....:thumbup:
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matts looks worse than your original:lol::lol::lol:
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Thanks for the complement mphillip! I try to help others best I can when it comes to these older carts. I know from experience how difficult it is to find info and how-to's on them! I used to have instructions on how to change rear differential oil but it got lost in the hack... I should re-post it ey? |
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Yes!!! Re-post it. Your tech posts are very good info:thumbup: Thanks and
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Yes, here will be good. We will keep them at the top.
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I pulled my ezgo clutch with a 2 inch fine thread 3/4 bolt and about a 5 inch 5/8rod. Put the rod in the clutch hole , screwed in the bolt and popped the clutch off. This cost me 4.50 at the local hardware store, so if in a bind and don't have access to the 30 plus dollar puller , hit the hardware store:thumbup:
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Always good to have more than one way to do a job! Great info Butch! Thank you!
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