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Merkava_4

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Would someone please click on the link and then click on "View of Replacement Parts"? Now please copy the address and paste the link here. Thank you! :)
 
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Thanks for the help guys. I was hoping to see a schematic drawing of the various parts, but I guess that's not gonna happen. :dunno:
 
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What are you trying to figure out??

Basically just tying to figure out how an F936/FLF936 is assembled for future reference since the F830/F831 (which I know how to disassemble) are starting to get scarce. I only have one 936 series ratchet in my possession now and all I've ever done to it is remove the cover plate for cleaning and re-lubricating.

I was also wondering if the F936/FLF936 can be assembled/disassembled by the owner without special tools or if only an S-O dealer can do it.
 
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Well the bearing is your only issue. It will be a pain in the erse!!

I can handle the bearing; and I know how much of a pain they are, but I was wondering if a pin punch goes through the whole in the pawl for the purpose of pushing out the switch lever. Seems to me that would be a good purpose for having a hole in the top of the pawl; assuming it's a through-hole. :dunno:
 

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Have you thought about working on vehicles, lawnmowers, or possibly even bicycles instead of perfectly good tools?:lol_hitti Just a thought:spit:
 
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