Posted by Joe Pro on September 27, 2012 at 07:50:55 from (204.54.154.68):
I tore down my 670 super diesel to replace the main bearings due to exvesive crankshaft end play. I had one heck of a time getting the rear bolts out of the rear bearing cap, ended up grinding a socket down to about nothing to get them out.
I still can not get the rear main cap out of the crankcase. It hits of the cast lip on the bottom of the crankcase.
How the heck do you get it out? I've been trying but it seems that there is no way it will come out, spliting the tractor would not appear to help. I do not want to remove the crank just replace the bearings.
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