Posted by showcrop on December 20, 2016 at 16:14:38 from (73.238.20.26):
In Reply to: Splitting stands posted by marcusoverholtzer on December 20, 2016 at 15:10:26:
Like the others I would use wood cribbing under the axle when rears are off. When splitting at the center, the front is usually held stationary, so cribbing will work to hold a frame that bolts through or to holes in the frame. In order to make the rolling of the rear stable and safe, get a stout wheeled trailer jack and lean it against the side of the rear housing. Next find some holes on the side of the rear housing that you can bolt to. Then fabricate a bracket to attach the jack to the side of the rear housing using those holes and bolt it on. Insure that you have considerably more weight ahead of than behind the rear axle. Pushing on those big rear tires gives you good leverage making it easier than pushing the front. In addition the front is inherently more dangerous to move due to the front axle pivot.
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