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    Posted: 23 Mar 2011 at 3:36pm
 I have some parts off the old G , that I brought home the other day.
 The engine is good. I havent desided to sell it or get a blown-up 190XT to put it in.
 I saved some purtys for Il gleaner, and the rest goes to town.
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I think I just shed a tear.
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is it hard to get the grain tank off?  i want to take the one off my "g" and put on legs for a holding tank!
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without using a blue tool!
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Originally posted by SHAMELESS SHAMELESS wrote:

is it hard to get the grain tank off?  i want to take the one off my "g" and put on legs for a holding tank!
There was 4 large bolts and 4 small bolts  holding it to the angle iorn cradle I think. I missed 2 of the small ones and the cradle came off with it.  The cradle is welded to the frame, but not too good. It would best to cut those welds, with a torch, grinder or a chisel.
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Originally posted by Lonn Lonn wrote:

I think I just shed a tear.
 If I would not have bought it at auction, the guy I out bid would have done the same.  Then we would not have parts and pictures.
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