Posted by Hayfarmer on June 01, 2008 at 08:36:57 from (74.209.7.254):
In Reply to: Re: Flywheel problems posted by Ric , Florida on June 01, 2008 at 05:52:46:
not familiar with the 340 but generally they are not hard to split if you have the tools and equipment to handle them. I made split stands for my SMTA when I split it. I once split it by using the split stands on the front and suing a 3 ton floor jack chained to the tractor near the back end of the torque tube and pulling it apart that way. If you don't have the jacks and blocking to handle it get someone else to do it. If it falls on your toe or something worse you will wish you had. I also use bolts with the heads cut off to line up when reassembling. I would get a book on the tractor, at least IT before starting on it.
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