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Dave F.

09-22-2004 12:47:25

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Need to replace an clutch in a Case 441. Been looking at the various tractor forums. for pictures or plans for a splitting stands. But had no luck. If anybody has made one. I've be intrested in how you made it. Thanks Dave F.

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Cliff Neubauer

09-23-2004 17:42:14

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Re: Tractor splitting stands in reply to Dave F., 09-22-2004 12:47:25

Here is a picture of the ones I built using 2,500lb capacity side crank implement jacks with 3,500lb caster wheels mounted to the bottom of them. I drilled holes in some 1/2" plate that would bolt up to our tractor frames and welded it to the jacks to mount them to the tractor. We place a 20 ton bottle jack under the clutch housing to support the back half of the tractor. These stands only cost around $100 to build and we have used them on everything from our IH Super H up through our 5488 without any problems and I think they would handle even more weight.

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john nelson

09-23-2004 13:04:57

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Re: Tractor splitting stands in reply to Dave F., 09-22-2004 12:47:25

I posted a picture under implements, I usually overbuild everything, but i have used it on 180 hp tractors with no problem. It does take a different adapter for some tractors. John

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Dell (WA)

09-23-2004 01:38:13

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Re: Tractor splitting stands in reply to Dave F., 09-22-2004 12:47:25

Dave..... ...iff'n yer real clever, you should be able to rig up some of those boat trailer tongue jacks to help you split yer tractor. Bolt'em to flanges of castings and roll'em apart..... ..Dell

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Keith-OR

09-22-2004 21:06:27

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Re: Tractor splitting stands in reply to Dave F., 09-22-2004 12:47:25

Go here and scan down through pictures, there is one for a case VAC.
HTH...Keith

http://imageevent.com/skipjack/tractorinfo/casevainfo

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Can't enen use my own nam

09-22-2004 19:13:49

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Re: Tractor splitting stands in reply to Dave F., 09-22-2004 12:47:25

I have pics of the set I just made for the 70 and 90 series Case tractors. Will post when I get time tomorrow.

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John Nelson

09-22-2004 17:10:36

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Re: Tractor splitting stands in reply to Dave F., 09-22-2004 12:47:25

I made a universal stand with rollers, different adapters for differnt models. I have a pic if it would help.
John

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Dave F.

09-23-2004 08:48:25

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Re: Tractor splitting stands in reply to John Nelson, 09-22-2004 17:10:36

John, yes i would be interest in your pictures or drawings, as I am open for suggestions. Thanks Dave F.

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Bowlegs

09-22-2004 16:02:47

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Re: Tractor splitting stands in reply to Dave F., 09-22-2004 12:47:25

there are pics of some over in the implement photos search for stands and they should pop up willy n posted the pics i think

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thebigron

09-22-2004 18:23:33

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Re: Tractor splitting stands in reply to Bowlegs, 09-22-2004 16:02:47

Search under "Implement Photos" at the left. Use for your search word "splitter". You should find 3 photos of a pretty nice set.

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JMS/MN

09-22-2004 14:28:06

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Re: Tractor splitting stands in reply to Dave F., 09-22-2004 12:47:25

Try a search for something like cofer sales, maybe in Dodge City, KS- maybe try the BBB in Dodge City. I can't find their literature now, but they make stands and very nicely describe how they build them. Checked my 'research area'- the mess on the desk, and can't come up with the exact site. Otherwise, any steel angles 2-3 inches wide, at least a quarter inch thick, with half-inch plates to bolt to the tractor should hold any old tractor under 70 hp. Wheels with acme threads or 3/4 or one inch threaded rod are a plus when setting for height.

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Dave F.

09-24-2004 09:30:13

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Re: Tractor splitting stands in reply to JMS/MN, 09-22-2004 14:28:06

Thanks For all of the pictures & suggestions I really appreciate it. Dave F.

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