Hello Gang,
Well while I was installing a new radiator from H'Bob Though i'd do a spring tune up,While I was installing the scrw It fell be darn If I can fine it now. any suggestion on what I can use in it's place?
vern b
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lOST FAN OIL SCREW
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Re: lOST FAN OIL SCREW
The oil retaining screw on the fan is a #12 machine screw x 5/8". It also has a small O-Ring type gasket.
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Re: lOST FAN OIL SCREW
Thanks Bill,
will get a new one this morning
vern b
will get a new one this morning
vern b
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Re: lOST FAN OIL SCREW
Hey Vern - after you buy and install that new screw, let us all know how quickly the "lost" one turns up, and where it was! Al D
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Re: lOST FAN OIL SCREW
Al D, that sounds like the voice of experience. The longest it has ever taken me to find the old part or tool after buying a replacement for the lost one was 3 weeks. Normally it as about 2 days.
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Re: lOST FAN OIL SCREW
I found my missing spark plug wrench about fifteen minutes after I came home with the new one. Probably can't have too many.
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Re: lOST FAN OIL SCREW
I've had some luck by waving a magnet around the general area where I've dropped a screw! Dusty B
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Re: lOST FAN OIL SCREW
The screwdriver or pliers I can't find usually end up being found wherever my wife left them.
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Re: lOST FAN OIL SCREW
Bob McCarty wrote:The screwdriver or pliers I can't find usually end up being found wherever my wife left them.
I won't tell Sue you said that, I'll just ask if she knows about it!!
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Re: lOST FAN OIL SCREW
I nearly lost the same screw a few weeks ago. set it on the hood while I filled the oil in the fan hub, then promptly forgot about it. luckily it fell off when I backed out of the garage (on the concrete floor), so it was easy to find once I realized what I had done. Then the other day I stopped to fill up gas in the field with the tractor sitting in a furrow and did the same thing with the gas cap! luckily it didn't fall off until i was turning around at the end of the row because I didn't notice until several turns later when I saw the gas splashing out the top... never would have found it if it got buried. That's what I get for plowing before I have my coffee in the morning!
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Re: lOST FAN OIL SCREW
No -- I've never done anything like that!!! I enjoy have two of everything!
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