Re: putting it all back together

Posted by 2badlybent on November 21, 2013 at 15:42:58 from (75.213.78.61):

In Reply to: putting it all back together posted by my first tractor on November 21, 2013 at 13:23:57:

You did it all wrong. First you get and read the repair manual for the tractor before you take it apart. Some of those lift covers are a bit tricky to remove and replace. Now you don't know what may have dropped into the rear housing and as you have discovered you will need to drain all fluids to inspect the base.
No I would not try to weld or braze the cover. There were a lot of those old work bulls around and I am sure you can buy one from a tractor salvage company.
Many of us here on this site have made a few mistakes when trying to repair our prize tractors and other mechanical toys without first checking how it should be done. Now we are more experienced but not always smarter. LOL

Replies:

• Re: putting it all back together my first tractor 17:01:09 11/21/13 (1)
  • Re: putting it all back together showcrop 19:02:59 11/21/13 (0)
• Re: putting it all back together Mike (WA) 16:29:03 11/21/13 (0)

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