Re: Timing cover seal leak/400

Posted by SDE on April 30, 2006 at 12:48:23 from (69.179.6.135):

In Reply to: Re: Timing cover seal leak/400 posted by El Toro on April 30, 2006 at 06:44:19:

With the tractor in gear, any rotation of the crank would have the potential to move the tractor forward. What do you support the tractor with to prevent it from falling down? That would be as bad as anything that could go wrong. I guess I should try to Make everything more secure. I bolted a piece of channel to the side rail and forward to the bolster. If I did it to both sides I would feel safer. I do have the brakes set also, but they are not very strong.

Replies:

• Re: Timing cover seal leak/400 SDE 17:11:54 04/30/06 (8)
  • Re: Timing cover seal leak/400 El Toro 18:54:05 04/30/06 (7)
    • Re: Timing cover seal leak/400 SDE 05:24:48 05/01/06 (6)
      • Re: Timing cover seal leak/400 El Toro 08:00:57 05/01/06 (5)
        • Re: Timing cover seal leak/400 SDE 16:00:49 05/01/06 (4)
          • Re: Timing cover seal leak/400 El Toro 17:24:56 05/01/06 (3)
            • Re: Timing cover seal leak/400 sde 03:36:59 05/02/06 (2)
              • Re: Timing cover seal leak/400 El Toro 04:15:20 05/02/06 (1)
                • Re: Timing cover seal leak/400 SDE 20:13:15 05/02/06 (0)

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