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got a hand clutch for my M!
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Posted by Nebraska Kirk on December 17, 2005 at 20:21:44 from (207.91.30.91):
I finally found one! Now to install it. Is there anything special that I should know, or do? I was thinking about how to go about installing it, and determined that should remove the PTO unit, remove the bolt holding the bull gear to the axle, slide the axle out of the bull gear, pull the gear away from the bull pinion enough so that the the entire left bull pinion assembly can be removed. I was wondering, will I be able to move the bull gear enough through the PTO hole, or will I need to remove the transmission cover?
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