Posted by DH in Carolina on February 15, 2010 at 11:12:31 from (173.212.0.42):
In Reply to: splitting tractor posted by CliffordPaul on February 15, 2010 at 10:01:33:
Get some 6 inch by 7/16 inch boltsand cut the heads off to use as guide pins. As you remove a transmission bolt install one. Two on each side works good. ease it apart and back together. Don't force anything going back together. I used a come a long to pull mine back together. If you feel resistance stop because something is not lined up. Easy to bend the center of pto clutch if you use force. Had to put pto in gear and turn with pipe wrench to get splines to line up. Fix everything while it is apart. DH
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