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Reinstalling motor on H

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Anonymous-0

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I've got the rebuilt motor ready to go back on my H.
I removed it without taking out the transmission shaft. Since I have no help, I'm not sure I can realign the motor, clutch, etc. accurately enough to put it back the same way. Interested to hear any thoughts on this. I don't want to damage anything.
 
Done several like that. First BE CAREFUL since you will be alone. Just get it close and engage the PTO and turn it as needed to line up everything. Took a little longer but Ive done it that way!
 
to help line the motor up with the clutch housing, get some long bolts that fit the holes, cut the heads off the bolts and use a hacksaw and cut a slot in the cut off end. (that way you can use a screwdriver to remove them.) screw the bolts into the clutch housing, then when you go to slide the motor back in, they will help to hold and align the motor with the clutch housing. once it slides together, remove the temporary studs one at a time and replace with the correct bolts. usually 4 bolts work good at the holes where the frame rails bolt to.
 
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