BarnyardEngineering
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- Rochester, NY
Not familiar with the Allis tractors. Does removing the engine in a D14 Allis require a split, or can it be lifted out of the frame rails?
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David R Inman
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I think if you look closely at where the frame rails
meet the bell housing, a flange of the motor is
samwhiched in between. So youll need to spit the
tractor to remove the motor.
meet the bell housing, a flange of the motor is
samwhiched in between. So youll need to spit the
tractor to remove the motor.
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BarnyardEngineering
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- Rochester, NY
Thanks,
I'm looking at a D14 with a backhoe and loader online that probably needs engine work, that's about 100 miles away, so I can't tell how it's put together.
Unfortunately, by the time all is said and done with the engine work, I may as well buy the Ford backhoe that's supposedly 100% for a few thousand more, and start digging holes tomorrow instead of 6 months from now.
I'm looking at a D14 with a backhoe and loader online that probably needs engine work, that's about 100 miles away, so I can't tell how it's put together.
Unfortunately, by the time all is said and done with the engine work, I may as well buy the Ford backhoe that's supposedly 100% for a few thousand more, and start digging holes tomorrow instead of 6 months from now.
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