Posted by Armand Tatro on May 29, 2009 at 17:04:47 from (71.239.10.80):
In Reply to: farmall 656 gas posted by deamer1 on May 29, 2009 at 10:55:31:
By all means use front splitting stands on both tractors. I would not attempt it any other way!!! A good way to build them would be to use used semi-trl. landing gear as they are heavy duty and adjustable. It is possible to use a crank on each leg. They do not have to have the pipe connecting them togather. Somebody posted a picture of them in the last month or two on either this forum or All The Rest. I would use either a forklift or a loader to lift the wide front. A heavy duty transmission jack would also work. If you have any questions please ask. E-mail is open. Armand
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