need a favor if you have a 1920 w/ 12x4 tranny
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That's my guess as well.
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That's my guess as well.
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Wow.. that's odd. Does it still go in at the op platform, near the right toe?
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Yep, same place but its a screw in. I bet the opening is 2 - 2.5 inches. Holds a big funnel to pour the trans fluid in /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif. If you want, I have a couple days off and will try to get a digital pic to post.
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Wow.. I wonder when they did that. My 1997 NH 1920 just had the little stick with rubber piece on the end that was interference fit.. etc..
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If you do get the time can you post the pics of your setup.
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Hard to see from the thumbnail pic.. but that doesn't even look like the op platform... did the 1920's ahve a version with no op platform/
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Sorry about the size of the pic. A friend ,who owns a gunshop and is posting pics on the net to increase sells, has my cheap little cannon on which I can limit the file size. All I have now is my wife's 7 mp Nikon which takes excellent 8x10's. Send me your email if you are interested in a few decent pics - sorry I can't seem to post them here.
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Event he large cameras usually have the option, in the PC software to save the pic as a 'best for web', or at least 25% setting. My 3.2mp which takes about a 1.2 meg file in it's best resolution, can easilly have the file saved down to 50k using 'best for web' settings.. etc. See if yuor software has that option.
In any case, That didn't look like the op platform that my 1920 had.. i wonder if they had a few different op platdorm options?
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In any case, That didn't look like the op platform that my 1920 had.. i wonder if they had a few different op platdorm options?
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