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Pulling engine in a MF135

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TimMiller

12-19-2007 21:40:51




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I need to pull the engine due to a oil pan leak. I'm going to go ahead and replace the clutch since i'm already there. While i have the engine out should i go ahead and rebuild it. The exaust smells and smokes bad. It looks like it is burning oil. Also any tips on pulling the engine would be great. I have a MF shop manual.




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TimMiller

12-20-2007 11:16:00




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 Re: Pulling engine in a MF135 in reply to TimMiller, 12-19-2007 21:40:51  
I hate going home smelling like exaust from the tractor. Its bad, and it still smells the same even if it has been running all day. If i can replace the oil pan without splitting the tractor than i'll take that route.



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Gerald J.

12-20-2007 08:06:46




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 Re: Pulling engine in a MF135 in reply to TimMiller, 12-19-2007 21:40:51  
The proper term is splitting the tractor since the engine and pan are the structure of the tractor. I'm told you can pull the pan without taking the engine loose from the clutch and the front axle support.

Gerald J.



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MF Poor

12-20-2007 10:38:55




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 Re: Pulling engine in a MF135 in reply to Gerald J., 12-20-2007 08:06:46  
You still have to seperate the front axle bolster from the pan in order to drop the pan. The axle can remain in place, it's just not affixed to the "frame" of the tractor. All the weight normally supported by the front end has to be supported with jacks and/or shoring under the transmission or bellhousing while doing that.

However, the original post has mentioned replacing the clutch while doing the oil pan. THAT would require splitting. If overhauling the engine AND replacing the clutch is in the plans, it's just about as simple to completely pull the engine at that point.

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JerryCPP(WA)

12-20-2007 06:11:17




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 Re: Pulling engine in a MF135 in reply to TimMiller, 12-19-2007 21:40:51  
Get Big Dean's CD - it's worth its weight in gold. He gives you tips you won't find in IT or MF manuals.



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