Posted by John A. on January 09, 2011 at 09:42:33 from (76.1.122.180):
In Reply to: Re: stuck 460D posted by tntleake on January 09, 2011 at 07:05:49:
Tracy, Since you were in process of an In-frame overhaul pulling the engine will not be a large dollar out lay, mainly just time and labor. I am sure you can put together a splitting stand with odd steel components, I have seen Old IH, JD frame rails used as part of the supports. Channel iron, box tubing and such. Maybe borrow something from a neighbor or repair shop! Since your tractor was up dated long ago I seriously doubt if there are any problems there in. O would remove the deck, ONLY to drain, wash out, and inspect for wear or loose parts, Replace deck, fill with 90 wt and be done with it. Check for metal filings in the bottom of rear end. Not knowing what you paid for the tractor, Its options,and condition it is hard to tell you what to do. What do you intent to do with it, make a loader tractor, Farm with, or just a parade tractor???? Inspection of rear end might save you a real problem down the way after you get the motor back together. But I do think lifting the deck off to inspect it is worth the time and effort, and cork gasket. You very well may be able to save the C, PP, after inspection, Have the TA Checked out or replaced is more critical. You bought a 51 yr old Dead Tractor, so it is hard to know when and where to start and stop, On what Has to be done and what can wait a while,,, even thought it means deep surgery later! My # is 512-577-3838 if you would like to visit. Hope this helps. Holler if you like, I will be glad to visit, I hate typing. Later, John A.
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