Posted by MSM on February 04, 2010 at 03:26:37 from (75.197.242.138):
In Reply to: split 2+2 posted by Rocks Rambo on February 03, 2010 at 23:41:56:
If you have a good solid floor, and heavy enough jacks to do the split,and the ability to press in the bushings,it will be alot of work but not hateful. But if it has been run sloppy for awhile and the holes in the bosses are egged out,the bosses may have to be welded up and line bored to hold the bushings in proper alignment. A machine shop near me has a portable welding rig with a line bore tool that does it on site,convenient but expensive......$1700 to weld up and machine the bosses on a small Cat wheel loader about the size of your 2+2.
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