Re: Re: Re: Crank handle

Posted by Charlie on January 03, 2001 at 15:22:14 from (209.130.138.146):

In Reply to: Re: Re: Crank handle posted by jake on January 03, 2001 at 12:06:37:

I recently changed the shaft on my H. The only way it can come out is pushing it toward the engine and there isn't enough room to get it out. You will need to disconnect the front end. It means disconnecting the steering, draining the radiator and disconnecting the radiator hoses. When I did mine, I disconnected the side rails at the bell housing and used them as handles to move the front end forward enough to get the old shaft out and the new one in. In my experience, the bolts in the rails at the bell housing will comeout - the ones in the bolster may not. If you have a second person its easy to roll ahead a couple of feet and control it. If you look under the bolter you will see a spring, cotter pin and a clip that holds the spring in place. The cotter pin and the clip can be removed without removing the front end so if you have everything ready, move the frontend, remove the shaft and put the new one in. Don't for get to put the spring and other things that go over the shaft on while inserting the shaft. You can then hook up the front end and finish with the clip, etc afterwards. It is a fair amount of work but with someone helping its not complicated.

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