Posted by moday on September 06, 2016 at 10:43:25 from (136.2.1.104):
In Reply to: Re: Ford-600 posted by showcrop on September 06, 2016 at 10:22:31:
If part of my plan is to pull the engine away from the tractor, would you still separate the front and back in the same process? I'm trying to tech my son about the cooling/fueling/lubrication system of the engine so this project may be more than just swapping a clutch. Hope to paint things up grey/red and make it look good. I will want tires/wheels off so I was thinking about getting it all up in the air and then engine hoist it away. Not sure if re-assembly will be an issue.
Showcrop,, loved your plan but I may have not made the whole project clear. I'm hoping for complete rework without tearing into trans or axle (Will redo brakes). thanks, moday
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