204 w/ Z134 engine

pointrow · Sep 27, 2014

Can the pan be removed with out removing the front end?
The large studs in the front won't allow the pan to drop.
I think I broke a rod and want to see if it is repairable so don't want to remove the loader until I see the damage.

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pointrow

matt p · Sep 27, 2014

yes remove nuts with two holes front axle pan
drive the bolts out with long 1//2 extention or
rod then remove the rest of the pan bolts .
remember to support the tranny with a jackstand or
hydralic jack, block the wheels

pointrow · Sep 27, 2014

(quoted from post at 13:01:11 09/27/14) yes remove nuts with two holes front axle pan
drive the bolts out with long 1//2 extention or
rod then remove the rest of the pan bolts .
remember to support the tranny with a jackstand or
hydralic jack, block the wheels

Thanks
I have beat on them pretty hard but just wanted to know they can be driven forward.
thanks
pointrow

matt p · Sep 27, 2014

you drive them towards the rear of the tractor from the holes the nuts came off of, the bolts come out under the oil pan

ptfarmer · Sep 27, 2014

I usually loosen the other bolts that hold the front support to the engine a 1/8" (after the tractor is supported underneath the transmission) then put a piece of 1/8" plate between the bolts on both sides, then snug the bolts up slightly. It will help to have the little extra clearance to pull the pan.

pointrow · Sep 27, 2014

Now I am confused. These are fine threaded with a 15/16 nut and about 5" long. I can see the head of the right one under the radiator.

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pointrow

ptfarmer · Sep 27, 2014

Somebody must have had it apart before, but as long as you can bet the bolts out, which you should be able to.

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