I just put one on yesterday, but I already had the front of the tractor apart, so I took the engine out, flywheel off, plug out from back of cam, bolted engine stand apt. to back of block and shimed a socket between it and back of cam to hold it all the way forward, bake the gear at 400 for about an hour,lol then it went on with just alittle tapping, I was afraid without holding back of cam I may screw something up, I know the cam runs the oil pump also so you maybe beating against it, like other said you proberly need to check first to see if you have knocked the plug out, if not I would take the cam out, the oil pump have to come out also, if the plug is out you have to remove engine and you may get by without taking the cam out, if you can shim between the back of the cam and flywheel while you put the gear on, if you havent damage anything yet, and if you need a plug its 1 5/8 inch, anyway good luck. Mike
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