Like any other tractor for rear seal replace splitting is needed to remove clutch/flywheel... to get at the seal. If you have a lot of blocking and a pallet jack( or some type of hoist), the whole front and engine can be removed as a unit. Just block up from pallet jack to frame rails/engine and under rear end, remove bolts and anything else in the way, and slide apart. If you have a hanging hoist or loader chain assembly tight, near back of engine/frame rails and remove carefully. Block securely when off and working on it. Did this method to split on Farmall706, Cub, A and JD2440 (maybe others, just don't recall). Didn't have any problems yet.
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