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A better look at the left side. There is no sprocket bearing nut ('55 and later ?) just the large oil seal and spacer. I get the flywheels out, I'll post up pics of what I find
Thanks for the pics John of the oil seals and years.
Too bad Sherman and Mr Peabody can't load me in the Way Back Machine to about 40 years ago so I could observe how/what was modified to get this done.
Last edited by panz4ever; Mar 4, 2023 at 09:51 AM.
I seem to remember that block it was like a cal custom - they did a 69 bearing in a double roller lower unit as a re pop i dont think it was cal custom but could have been
looked through he pictures again and i remember seeing the tin inner step and the timkin snout before
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