Removing the engine from my Super A

Posted by Ralph Kramden on July 14, 2000 at 21:35:00 from (209.239.201.90):

Thanks for the help. Forewarned is forearmed. I wish I WERE four-armed. Heh heh.
With the bucket removed and the loader frame resting on my jack stands, a block of wood wedged between that and the clutch housing.... piece of cake. Found a big furry greasy mouse nest in the clutch housing, indicating that it hasn't run in a while.
Tore the block down in about an hour, pressure washed it and now am ready to see if the master welder I know can repair it.
These engines are sturdy little things, aren't they ?

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