Posted by BigTone on July 24, 2012 at 07:40:03 from (166.248.13.73):
Going into the M grave yard to pull a motor that should be fine (machine shop will confirm) for my tractor. Ive never done this before, im going to get a hoist tomorrow and pull it saturday or sunday.
Can I pull the motor without dropping the front bolster and side rails? Once all the bolts are removed does it slide right out? Do I have to remove the clutch or anything, like I said, ive never done this before so I appologize if im asking dumb questions...I did order the blue ribbon service manual which im told walks you through the whole thing but I value the experience of you gentlemen more...
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