Posted by neobobstahl@gmail.com on May 11, 2023 at 07:52:35 from (24.208.241.123):
I got it partly stripped down and think I'm about ready to split
in manual TM-1068
page 80 ; 10-4 it shows the loader frame attachment to frame without a slot
page 80 ; 10-1 it shows loader frame with slot
the instructions for removing the motor/block say to separate the motor from the front however in the example there is no loader on the tractor that would make that easier.
the instructions for clutch repair (per youtube videos i watched) they separate at the rear.
it looks like to me, my loader frame arm attachment was solid at one point and someone took a cutting torch and made it a slot.
so i'm thinking at some time someone had this split for some reason.
there seems to be 4 bolts that hold the clutch housing to the block and because the loader is in the way i was thinking it would be easier to separate at the rear then the front part could be moved forward using the space between the front of the tractor and the loader to get some room to work. also one bolt (the front) on the mounting pad is broken off (picture 1).
so the question is : are those slots there to facilitate the separation at the rear of the tractor and slide the front half forward to do clutch work?
reading clutch R&R page 10 ; 25-6 describes separating at clutch, i didn't really see any reason i couldn't get the block out separating at rear then front rather than front then rear?
but i thought i would just put it out there and see if any of the guys that may have done this might have a big warning for me in trying it that way.
other wise i guess i have to get the loader off and out of the way before proceeding?
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