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Re: Changing clutch in an H and/or SH
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Posted by rustyfarmall on May 27, 2003 at 11:00:09 from (207.32.13.244):
In Reply to: Changing clutch in an H and/or SH posted by jal-SD on May 27, 2003 at 06:58:44:
It is possible to change the clutch on an H without splitting the tractor, if you don't have access to splitting stands and such, then you can do it that way. Be prepared for a bunch of dirt in your face, scraped knuckles,etc. and that belly pump is very heavy, dropping it out and putting it back up is a two man job. If you have, or can borrow, splitting stands, I think it would be much easier.
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