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[QUOTE=roneisele;200994] We have 2 Belarus tractors. One is the 1025, the other is the 8345. Would anyone here happen to know where to find the manual for the Belarus 8345? My searches are coming up empty. [/QUOTE] I thinkk Jen Sales has them.

Belarus 8345 Manual Needed
Belarus
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[QUOTE=farm44;200904] On my zetor 6321 I need to know how to adjust clutch fingers on clutch before installing [/QUOTE] I was was of the impression that it was mostly an alignment issue, is that right?

Zetor 6321 clutch plate adjustment
Other Tractor Brands
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Did you find out what was chattering?

JD 4500 Compact Makes Chattering Noise
John Deere Tractors
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If you were at good at this it is probably better to just pull it off and start over.

But that said you may as well start with a repair attempt to see how that goes first and use the tear off as your fall back.

The mud probably got squeezed out too thin during application or was the wrong mud type. I would use the green can that has mud with more adhesive in it to set the tape.

I would star by using a 4" knife and gently lift out the loose side of the tape, make sure you get nay dust out, maybe vacuum it as you lisft the tape.

You should gently lift the edge of the tape and get new mud behind the tape, then press the tape flat, squeezing out the excess. A round paint brush might help .

Work the mud behind the tape while squeezing the mud in the direction where the tape was still stuck and you couldn't get behind it. Be gentle with your squeeze-out.
Do a second coat to hide the tape. Maybe a third for finish depending on how good you are. You are just trying to get a flat surface that hides the tape and feathers into the drywall surface.

If all fails you will be stuck replacing entire sections as I doubt that tape you buy today will match the Strait Flex variant from 20 plus years ago.

Have fun or hire it out. Amazing how fast a rpo is at this kind of stuff and how painful for a novice !!

Strait Flex Corner Sheetrock coffered ceilings Repair
Home Improvement
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Would this Friday work? My brother is coming out from Lincoln around 9am to go thru some things and we'll be working most of the day. Give me a call tomorrow and we can set up a time.
402-641-4164

ZETOR ZEBRA 2040 4WD Reviews Buying Info
Articulated Tractors
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