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Done Split the 350 Farmall !
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Posted by Greasy John-Or on November 01, 2003 at 17:49:32 from (208.35.181.72):
Me again Fellows--well The Landfill 350 is in 2 parts tonite.My grateful Thanks to all who tried to help me. My special Thanks go to Peter at Wisconsin Tract.Parts.who has just bought out Paynesville tract as I understand it. I ordered the new PTO gear and shaft (used) (driven Gear) but could get the case to split from the tranny Pete sent me 8 sheets of info from the orginal IH manual with the advise to pull very hard I did and it finally busted loose.I built a (I) beamm jig from an old Trailer house tounge and a roller jig for the front half --I can push it back and forth and it stays in alignment.How can one put info in the archives for future users??? John I have jpgs if anyone is interested in this whole operation.
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