Posted by RyanKve on April 22, 2022 at 20:29:55 from (73.134.20.93):
In Reply to: Connecting Rod Bolt posted by RyanKve on April 21, 2022 at 17:21:49:
Quote: showcrop You have passed the point of doing the job with the engine still attached to the transmission. Unbolt it and get it on your shop bench. Better yet an engine stand. They are cheap.
My only fear is if I unbolt it from the tractor, wont the motor try to fall every time I apply force? Like when I turn it over at the flywheel on the tractor, it isnt going anywhere. But if I have the motor on the bench and try to turn it, im just going to roll the motor over.
Im not at all against unbolting it from the tractor if I have to. My buddy has an engine stand and a hydraulic lift.
This post was edited by RyanKve on 04/22/2022 at 08:31 pm.
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