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| Ben Miller
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My daughter and husband driving thru Texas near Princeton,Tx. just called and said that they just drove by a Prevost lot with lots of conversions but didn't see the name of the place, anyone out there know the name of it and if they have a web site. Also another subject, I am trying to remove the steering wheel on my 66 MCI5A and cannot find any way to do it, anyone know. Thx Ben MCI5A | ||
| Jim MC9OH Rating: N/A |
Have to use a Gear puller(?) My MC9 removed ctr cap took off bolt centered puller and twisted it and it pulled the wheel up off the shaft. | ||
| T. (Bluegrass)
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Ben Take off the center cap, there Is 2 holes In the stering wheel, take a gear puller tred the 2 bolts In the steering wheel, turn the center bolt In the puller, I use a Impact and the wheel comes right off. Tony | ||
| TWO DOGS Rating: N/A |
I have seen that guy sell busses on Ebay...he usually has some nice stuff...reason I remember,the most beautiful woman in the world lives in Princeton.. | ||
| ChuckMC9 (Chucks)
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Mr. Oliver's Website is rather haggard, but his coaches aren't. Paul Davis, the proprietor, seems like a great guy. I met him in the early stages of looking. 972-562-8008 | ||
| ChuckMC9 (Chucks)
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Umm, TwoDogs, perhaps I should meet her?! ;) Does she like busses? | ||
| Gary McFarland (Gearheadgary)
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Chuck, consider who you're talking to. "most beautiful woman in the world" = Has Teeth. Gary | ||
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| Ben Miller Rating: N/A |
I should have been more specific on the steering wheel. What I need to know is how to get the horn cap off. I have tried turning it, prying it to no avail. Any ideas. Ben |