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Re: F-20 clutch houseing removel
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Posted by John in NE on April 28, 2004 at 22:45:17 from (170.54.59.160):
In Reply to: F-20 clutch houseing removel posted by Paul G. in Mn on April 28, 2004 at 18:47:19:
I went through this last winter on a '36 F20 I'm working on for a friend. It's tough but do able.I rented a three legged puller from a rental store.They called it an axle puller.Bolt the puller to the flywheel and pull like mad.The one I rented had a Tee handle that you acually beat around with a hammer.It worked great,the biggest problem I had was putting it back together.I had to pull the motor out of the frame and I built a stand so the crankshaft sat vertically to the floor.There is not alot of room to get the flywheel back into the bell housing and get everything lined up.You will need a big hammer and several blocks of wood to get it back together.I got pretty rough with it,and didn't seem to hurt anything.I felt like I had really accomplished something when I was done.John.
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