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Re: Splitting stands
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Posted by Hugh MacKay on April 03, 2005 at 17:30:53 from (64.228.11.169):
In Reply to: Splitting stands posted by FarmerSid on April 02, 2005 at 15:36:36:
Sid: With a bottle jack for back half, under housing. Place a good hardwood pallet under tractor front end, Block to front axle and engine side rails, then tighten it to pallet with tie down straps. Your bottom blocking should be 6x6 and go from side rail to side rail of pallet. When you start to split tractor, place pallet jack in pallet and jack to clear front wheels from floor. Jack your bottle jack accordingly. I have used this on every thing from SA to a 560D. I would do a 1066 if need be. I have used it to roll the entire rear of an articulated tractor away from front end, this included rear end, rear chassis, wheels, tires and hitch all in one piece.
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