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Farmall A Crankshaft

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Matt

06-11-2005 08:45:16




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Is it possible to remove the crankshaft from a Farmall A without splitting the tractor?




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gene b

06-15-2005 17:32:56




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 Re: Farmall A Crankshaft in reply to Matt, 06-11-2005 08:45:16  
First remove the radiator and front steering housing from the bloc. Then remove the engine from the bell housing. Better get a bearing seperator to go benind the damper pulley so you dont break the pulley when using a puller. Then remove the front cover then you can remove the pan and bearing caps to remove the crank.



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El Toro

06-11-2005 08:58:53




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 Re: Farmall A Crankshaft in reply to Matt, 06-11-2005 08:45:16  
You have to split the tractor and the clutch assy.
will come out with the engine and the clutch and flywheel needs to be removed. Then remove the
pistons and main bearing caps and your crankshaft
can be removed. Keep the rod caps with the same
rods and note where the numbers are facing should be toward cam. Note the same thing on the main caps. Hal



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Matt

06-11-2005 09:44:16




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 Re: Farmall A Crankshaft in reply to El Toro, 06-11-2005 08:58:53  
I see, seems to be quite a large job.


Thanks for the info!



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El Toro

06-12-2005 08:28:06




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 Re: Farmall A Crankshaft in reply to Matt, 06-11-2005 09:44:16  
That's an easy job to pull that engine. When I restored an A, I removed the front wheel assembly
from the engine and rolled it out from the engine.
This made it easier during reassemble. Mark all your wires that you remove. Pull the radiator
and support the rear of the tractor so it doesn't tilt backwards. Use an engine crane so you can pull the engine away after unbolting. Support the front of tractor so it doesn't fall forward.
Be safe when doing this. You can rent those engine cranes, sometimes called cherry pickers.
You can pull the cylinder head and damper pulley
prior to pulling the engine. Hal

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