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Tip on removing front 1/3 of MD???
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Posted by jonnny2006 on July 02, 2007 at 17:06:44 from (67.142.130.42):
I have a MD im sure your ALL aware of. well im going to fix it this week or try.....I know the front part of the tractor splits leaving the bolster radiator and grill all in tact. my question is there any tips in doing this? i have access to stands from a local i.h. guy that is really a heck of a nice guy. but i have seen some use wood palletts to hold up the tractor. Are there any tricks or any advice that you guys know of? i have the i.h. servise manul and it says to take out the radiator and other things,,,, but i would like to do what my i.h. guy suggested and remove the front. That way i will have alot of room to work. any help will be greatly appreacated, it has power steer and 9 speed and is a "t" 1950 model with the batery under the seat.
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