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If anybody has any good tips post up.
I will go to marlins site and print up their instrutions.
If anybody has any good tips post up.
I will go to marlins site and print up their instrutions.
well,my Marlin project starts in the am
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I can only assume that this is in reference to dual cases....that or you're going fishing.
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MarlinCrawler.com > Dual Case Install Notes
nicething is both cases are already mounted.
drop the old case
put up the new
mark hole
remove again
bla bla
nicething is both cases are already mounted.
drop the old case
put up the new
mark hole
remove again
bla bla
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What exactly are you doing?
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Ah, well then, just follow their directions, that's the best advice out there! 
I tried to outsmart the directions, but didn't win....
I tried to outsmart the directions, but didn't win....
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I wish there was a magic button to know JUST where to drill the shifter hole so I dont have to put up cases mark hole,drop them,then drill, then install again
Ah, well then, just follow their directions, that's the best advice out there!
Ratchet strap or come-along and chain? 
Look forward to the incoming pics
Look forward to the incoming pics
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There is... it's called a tape measure... Put the dual cases together and then measure how far back from the stock hole the new hole is... If you're using the clocked adapter then eyeball how far over it is as well... not hard, I cut my hole out with tin snips. You're just going to put a boot over it anyway...
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Hehe You're welcome!
oh for christ sake..............to simple.
I really worry about you sometimes. LOL
Good luck with it and don't drop anything on your toe!
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lol.....I overthink things sometimes. Everything is out.
surprise............my wife had the camera today
surprise............my wife had the camera today
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I need some real time help.....question about shifters ,plate bla bla
Thats a open question... Maybe some details?
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I talked to him, all's well.
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Its in!
shafts made in the morning.
I could not have done it without Jarod and toyx4fun!
shafts made in the morning.
I could not have done it without Jarod and toyx4fun!
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Good luck! How much were the shafts?
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I dont know yet......I am thinking around 150 a piece to machine
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finally got them dropped off at this location.
Marietta Joint & Clutch - Marietta, OH - Home
160 bucks to have both shafts done...that's including having the front long travel installed and balanced
rear shortened and balanced
Marietta Joint & Clutch - Marietta, OH - Home
160 bucks to have both shafts done...that's including having the front long travel installed and balanced rear shortened and balanced