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Old 08-30-2004, 03:04 AM   #1
aljolleyjr
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Art: It's rather a simple operation but you will need another person to help you,it's a two man job because of the weight involved. If you do it yourself be sure that when you put the washer on behind the bolt that goes thru it to hold it on that you get it on right. On one side there are dimples and that side goes on toward the hitch pin. It acts like a lock washer. Good luck.
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