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Case 444 Pull out engine help

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Patrice

05-25-2005 15:25:20




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I have a Case 444 with Kohler 14 hp A321. I try to pull out the engine fot overhaul becaue ring go out and piston blow out, a mess. The fram is bolt to the engine by 4 bolts. I can reach one of its, left rear, because hydraulic cylinder. How do it ? I have service manual of the engine but not for the tractor !

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Jean Gould

05-28-2005 06:00:01




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 Re: Case 444 Pull out engine help in reply to Patrice, 05-25-2005 15:25:20  
I had pull up the engine from its frame. The fourth bolt had need a allen key !!! Now I have a engine with more damage. The gouvernor is broken and valves out of order.

I think may be to buy a new engine, not a kohler is it too expansive.



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Gary Duff

05-27-2005 19:34:43




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 Re: Case 444 Pull out engine help in reply to Patrice, 05-25-2005 15:25:20  
If your tractor has the rubber mounts,all you have to do is unbolt the 4 bolts that go thru the rubber grommets and the engine will slide ahead.
If your tractor is the older style that is bolted to the frame,there are holes thru the bottom of the frame you can put a socket thru the hole up to the bolt heads and unscrew them and then slide engine ahead.
Once you have did that you need to go thru the hole in the bell houseing and unscrew the allen head setscrew that hold the love joy coupling together and the engine will be free to come out.
Usually it is easier to undo the oil cooler housing bolts and let the oil cooler slide ahead for more room to work around the engine.

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