I've seen numerous Hino Trucks and saw the Toyoto 1 Ton dually with the Hino engine at the Las Vegas Fema show so it stands they make a tractor but that is a new one. In all probability the pan is mounted on assembly dowels and they would likely be on the vertical surface both front and rear of the pan mounting system. Cast iron? probably the pan is part of the Tractor frameing and if so the Tractor will have to be split to drop the pan.My advise is ,don't try to force it,you'll break something. Get technical advise before proceeding.
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