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Wow kinarfi sorry to hear about your troubles seems like at one point or another we have all wanted to blow the trooper up lol. I found one small crack in mine a while ago had it rewelded and no issues. How many miles are on your trooper

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On my trooper i put on 1500 miles on it since Nov when i bought it used with 140 miles at about 300 miles one of my rear swing arm broke apart so i'd say broken metal/cracks and seams are common on trooper

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Got the engine and tranny out, separated, tranny disassembled, shaft out and take apart and reassembled and ready to put back together, not that bad really.

see instruction under

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http://www.utvboard....dpost__p__15261

I got a pictorial guide of what to do from Casey at JMC in the form of a PDF. file. Down load it while you can, cause if I ever need the space, it may disappear. Open Dif Inst .pdf

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I wouldn't quite go that far Rocmoc. First Kinarfi has to build a T2 like Lenny's. Then he can dethrone him.

Still, ain't it great that we non-mechanics can do stuff like this?

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Wish I had known then what I know now, I revamped the instructions of how to take you tranny apart, and added the rest of the photos I did not use for the sake of having them available to look at. The revamped instructions make it easy to pull the roll pin.

I have the engine and tranny coupled back up and ready to go back in, and I only had one piece left over, a shim, hope it's not too important.2966196840104110397vDqtqH_th.jpg :( If anyone knows extactly where it belongs, let me know for the next time I take the tranny apart.

I still need to go under and weld all the frame cracks back together, tomorrows job.

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Kinarfi, I would try and find where it goes. Give Casey a call. If it went between a shaft/gear and the tranny case, the steel of the shaft/gear will eat the alum case up in no time. I really would try to put it back! JMHO!

rocmoc n AZ/Mexico

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I wouldn't quite go that far Rocmoc. First Kinarfi has to build a T2 like Lenny's. Then he can dethrone him.

Still, ain't it great that we non-mechanics can do stuff like this?

OK, Lenny moves over to occupy the throne of the immortals leaving the throne to Kinarfi for us mortals/the last 300.

rocmoc n AZ/Mexico

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