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Re: Splitting a 300 U in the wife's garage, need ideas
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Posted by Larry F on August 17, 2002 at 18:54:57 from (216.202.132.34):
In Reply to: Splitting a 300 U in the wife's garage, need ideas posted by Duane Fleming on August 17, 2002 at 06:37:20:
Duane - I use a engine hoist (cherry picker) and jack stands. A good 2 1/2 ton engine hoist can be purchased for around 200 dollars inc. the engine stabilizer. Splitting a tractor is not difficult..take your time..make sure everything is supported safely...and keep everything organized. I used small boxes to hold various components and the nuts/bolts/etc. for each component. A small bottle jack is invaluable for aligning everything up when you re-assemble. If you run into to something you don't understand chances are somebody here has done it before and can get you thru it. Good luck.
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