motor pull
02-02-2006, 06:57 PM
#11
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RE: motor pull
Just remember to take alot of pictures. They will really come in handy. And make sure that you bag up EVERYTHING. Also, use a good black sharpie because if you write on the bags with anything other than that it will come off. I bagged up a whole motors worth of stuff and wrote with some crappy green marker and it all came off. Im going to have lots of time trying to figure everything out
02-02-2006, 07:18 PM
#12
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Location: Camp Lejeune, NC...haverhill, MA
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RE: motor pull
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Just remember to take alot of pictures. They will really come in handy. And make sure that you bag up EVERYTHING. Also, use a good black sharpie because if you write on the bags with anything other than that it will come off. I bagged up a whole motors worth of stuff and wrote with some crappy green marker and it all came off. Im going to have lots of time trying to figure everything out
Just remember to take alot of pictures. They will really come in handy. And make sure that you bag up EVERYTHING. Also, use a good black sharpie because if you write on the bags with anything other than that it will come off. I bagged up a whole motors worth of stuff and wrote with some crappy green marker and it all came off. Im going to have lots of time trying to figure everything out
02-03-2006, 05:09 PM
#15
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Location: Hamilton, NJ
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RE: motor pull
If you do a little good searching it shouldnt be that hard. Just take everything off of the motor, unbolt the motor mounts and your on your way. I was nervous my first time but its alot easier than people think.
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