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Pony motor clutch transmission separation problem

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chas036

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Is there a secret to separating the clutch housing from the transmission housing?

I took the pony completely off the tractor and have on the floor. I unbolted the clutch from the engine with no problem. I then removed the outside bolts that attach the clutch housing to the transmission, and the two hidden bolts inside the transmission housing. I have hit with a hammer a number of times and I get no separation. Not even a budge, nothing. Is there something I am missing here that needs to be removed?
 
There is a dowel pin or two that might be holding it, but I'd REALLY make sure you got all the hidden bolts out. I see five bolts total holding it together in the 70D manual

Brandon
 
I finally got it apart. There was a 6th hidden bolt inside the housing almost impossible to see. The service manual is wrong because they say 5 bolts.
 
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