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Rey

02-03-2003 06:42:51




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I would like help knowing how many bolts and engine mounts there are on my JD3020. When I let out the clutch, the engine seems to want to jump up and out of the frame. At present, I have a front Loader attached. Are there bolts under the loader that mount to the engine? Another example is when I attach the disc, as soon as I lift it, the engine once again seems to jump out again. Please help. Thank you.

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G-MAN

02-03-2003 07:34:24




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 Re: engine bolts in reply to Rey, 02-03-2003 06:42:51  
It seems like there should be 6 3/4" bolts coming from the clutch housing into the engine block from the rear, and 6 1/2" bolts coming through the oil pan into the clutch housing. Also check the bolts securing the frame rails to the engine block. They should be a tapered unit similar to wheel lugs. It's not uncommon to see them come loose or break off, particularly if the tractor has a loader on it.

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Russ

02-03-2003 07:16:04




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 Re: engine bolts in reply to Rey, 02-03-2003 06:42:51  
sounds to me like you should not use it any more until it's fixed, or you will have serious damage to something more expensive than bolts! I am not familiar with that model but I am sure someone will have a helpful response.



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