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oil pan removal MF 65

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Greg Stanley

04-05-2004 06:26:44




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I have a MF65 and I need to get the oil pan off. It appears to me that i have all the bolts out of the pan. I have the wedge out and the two bolts that go straight up under the wedge removed but the pan will still not move.??

If anyone has any sugestions i would really appreaciate any help.
Thank you,
Greg




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C. T. in Oklahoma

04-05-2004 12:43:18




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 Re: oil pan removal MF 65 in reply to Greg Stanley, 04-05-2004 06:26:44  
Greg, On my 35, there is a bolt at the back of the pan (towards the seat/transmission) and we were going to force it, but I ran my finger totally around the pan and found it. It was kind of hidden. Just be careful. C. T.



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jake

04-05-2004 11:24:49




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 Re: oil pan removal MF 65 in reply to Greg Stanley, 04-05-2004 06:26:44  
if all the bolts are really taken off then i suggest you use a large hammer with a piece of log, and try to loosen the pan this way...



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sibby(Aus)

04-06-2004 04:58:27




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 Re: Re: oil pan removal MF 65 in reply to jake, 04-05-2004 11:24:49  
greg, look towards front of engine, i think under generator, there is a spacer that MUST be removed and it will reveal a hidden bolt or stud. if you force the sump with it still in be warned it will break a piece of cast iron out of your engine block or sump. they do not require that much force for removal.



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