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Re: spliting a super-c
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Posted by Hugh MacKay on April 06, 2007 at 03:34:43 from (209.226.247.181):
In Reply to: spliting a super-c posted by Don's superc on April 05, 2007 at 20:09:57:
Don: Is the SC wide or narrow front. My brother has a device he uses on his narrow front. Two pieces of 6" chanel iron, bolted to cultivator mounts on each side, going towards floor just under clutch housing. Those clamp to a light trailer axle with wheels. This makes entire front end stable and he can roll it away by himself. He just puts a bottle jack under clutch housing. On wide front tractors I use a hardwood pallet with blocking, under each side on front axle and under back of engine. I use tiedown straps, tie it solid to pallet. Put wedges in front axle pivot. With a C-123 engine I built a wooden cradle so edges of block take weight. I use a bottle jack under clutch housing and a pallet jack to move the front end on the pallet. I have split tractors as large as 560 and put them back together using this system all by myself. I've also split a big articulated tractor at the pivot, removing the whole rear end with wheels, on a pallet.
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