Re: Re: Splitting A Tractor

Posted by Dave Neubert on June 06, 2000 at 14:42:39 from (205.188.196.28):

In Reply to: Re: Splitting A Tractor posted by G. L. Perry on June 06, 2000 at 02:41:24:

I use a floor jack under the front half and put blocks on both sides of the front axle to keep it from pivoiting. If you have a tractor with a narrow front end I use a engine hoist [cherry picker] and attach a sling higher up to make it stable. block the rear tires or lock brakes and move the front away. the long bolts or studs work good to line it up when goging back together.If you have to take clutch apart be sure it is lined up.Do not use long bolts to force it together.If lined up it should go together within a half inch. then if it is not perfictly lined up put a little tension on it and turn motor over by hand ann the pilot bearing should line up and go together the rest of the way. Take your time and dont force it it is not that hard.Concrete is the best to do it on. If not avilable find a level area and put plywood or a metal plate down to work on.

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