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Re: how to remove engine?
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Posted by JRB IN MAINE on September 27, 2004 at 18:07:12 from (24.198.78.55):
In Reply to: how to remove engine? posted by bad_ta_05 on September 27, 2004 at 17:45:36:
Block up in back of motor to keep rearend up I used cement blocks and triged backed tires. remove frontend with rails seported after frontend is off use engine hoist or what I did was use a frontend loader to hold motor while i unbolted rails and the engine from the bell housing should slide apart real easy keep level with rearend pull stright out nice and easy.manual will help you put it back together.
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