I've done 2 Case tractors, VAC & 310, in last 2 years, 1 flip and one new, should be about the same as the Ferggie.
Service manual states heat to 560° - 570°F, place on flywheel and quench in water immediately.
I heated in oven set at 550°F one hour on flat surface (grill), laid it on the flywheel shoulder and just sprayed it with a water hose.
I don't think you need that much heat or for that long. The ring gears expanded to good 1/16" larger than the diameter of the flywheel. You have plenty of time to position or rotate how ever you want it.
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