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Re: Farmall M clutch
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Posted by Steven@nd on March 19, 2002 at 08:07:56 from (165.234.131.150):
In Reply to: Farmall M clutch posted by redrev on March 19, 2002 at 07:20:20:
On the M you will need to remove all 3 hydralic pipes from the sides, and the fill pipe cover so that the pipe can fit through the hole when you let it down. On the inside there is the drive coupling, take out the 2 cotter pins and slide the collars over and the shaft should fall right out. I recommend getting a couple of long ready rods to remove the pump. Take out the bolts from 2 opposite corners and install the ready rods with the nuts snugged up against the pump. Take out the other 2 bolts and then you can ease the pump out by turning the nuts on the ready rods. (I took the pump out of my H recently and that one weighs 85 pounds without oil in it - I'm 21 and had to use a hydralic jack to get it out of there and back in.) Steven
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