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MH 44 how to split

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William Brown

09-03-2000 08:14:16




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I need to replace the clutch in a BR44, butane row crop. I would like to know the best way to split the tractor, as I have never split a tractor before?




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William Brown

09-04-2000 08:44:37




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 Re: MH 44 how to split in reply to William Brown, 09-03-2000 08:14:16  
Thankyou for the quidk response. I thought it looked like it could be done that way, but I was told it had to be spit.



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twopop

09-04-2000 08:25:02




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 Re: MH 44 how to split in reply to William Brown, 09-03-2000 08:14:16  
on the 44 i had we just pulled out the drive shaft and jacked up the engine enough to remove the clutch housing



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don

09-04-2000 05:37:42




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 Re: MH 44 how to split in reply to William Brown, 09-03-2000 08:14:16  
Bill, There is no need to "split" the tractor, MH44 have a full frame. either slide the engine forward(carefull), or just pull the engine.



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