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Re: Putting Tractor Back together...Set Procedure out there?
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Posted by Honkey on April 18, 2002 at 10:39:18 from (64.68.163.42):
In Reply to: Putting Tractor Back together...Set Procedure out there? posted by Scott L. Swanson on April 18, 2002 at 10:08:17:
Hi Scott,
Are you pulling our legs? It would be simpler to part it out, and by a different H that runs. If you want to. I have to ask, how did you get it apart with no hydraulic lifts of any kind? Did you get hurt? Have you been in the hospital for a year? I hope not. Your going to need a lift of some sort to get it all back together. Splitting stands, hydraulic jacks,ect...You should first join the clutch housing with the rear end, and then join the two remaining halves. Good luck,
You just made my day!
Matthew in SD
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