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Re: Splitting a Farmall 300 Narrow Front


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Posted by the tractor vet on July 25, 2000 at 19:57:18 from (216.196.13.113):

In Reply to: Splitting a Farmall 300 Narrow Front posted by Paul Frey on July 19, 2000 at 10:17:25:

you can take two pices of 4in. channel iron and a coupel of pices of quater inche plate about 12 in. long buy six inches long drill some holes in it to match the holes in the frame take and weld the channel iron to the plate at and angle at about a 45 degree angel put a piece of plate on the bottom of the channe iron legs about 4/4 or5/5 take a pice of all therd thee quater inch and about eighteen inches long weld a grab hook to the all thread cut a round hole in one of the legs take apice of chain and weld it to the other
you now have a good safe spliting stand take a good floor jack and place it under the torque tube get a coupel of buddys and roll it a part just rember not to take the bell housing bolts all the way out of the rear engine plate the bolts will support the rear of the engine


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