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where do I jack the rear right of an 8n

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alaskenus

04-30-2007 12:50:16

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I just bought an 8n and have no idea where to place a jack, just blew the rear tire out and need to replace.....help

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dan hill

05-02-2007 00:52:02

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Re: where do I jack the rear right of an 8n in reply to alaskenus, 04-30-2007 12:50:16

Get a HiLift jack and some wood blocking.There are some import copies of the HiLift, dont mess with them..

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Indiana Jones

04-30-2007 17:09:40

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Re: where do I jack the rear right of an 8n in reply to alaskenus, 04-30-2007 12:50:16

I used an engine hoist and wrapped chains around the trumpet to lift. Then put wood blocks underneath.

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Dell (WA)

04-30-2007 13:30:48

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Re: where do I jack the rear right of an 8n in reply to alaskenus, 04-30-2007 12:50:16

alaskenus..... ..I always jack under the diffy, and then jack-stand the necessary axle trumpet where necessary. Gittin' the 300# rear tire off'n ain't eazy so you want the tire just clear of the ground.

Tip: even iff'n its flat, loosen yer lugnuts and drive yer tractor in figger-eights to loosen the rusty stuff. You won't hurt yer tire. 'course you could pumper full-o-air and that will generally last longenuff to drive in figger-eights. Iff'y you don't figger-eights, yer gonna be cussin' ..... .pottymouth Dell

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Tool Kat

04-30-2007 13:02:32

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Re: where do I jack the rear right of an 8n in reply to alaskenus, 04-30-2007 12:50:16

Right under the right axle housing near where the fender bolts on.
HTH

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Ramrod

04-30-2007 13:05:31

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Re: where do I jack the rear right of an 8n in reply to Tool Kat, 04-30-2007 13:02:32

...and get a jack stand under it before you start working on it. Harbor freight has some good big, tall jackstands that work just fine.

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