Posted by The tractor vet on February 15, 2010 at 10:13:14 from (75.19.124.251):
In Reply to: splitting tractor posted by CliffordPaul on February 15, 2010 at 10:01:33:
You can do it If you have a good three ton floor jack some good hard wood blocking maybe a set of jack stands and a good level concret floor and room to work in . . Heat is a plus in this weather . wedging the ft axle to hold the engine upwright is a must unless you have a rolling splitting stand to do this for you . and keeping the engine and rear half all in line when coming apart and going back together makes things go nicer .A extra set of hands also helps and taking LOTS of pictures and at least a I T manual is on the plus side . Never force anything , and since this is your first go slow don't get in a big hurry and put all nuts and bolts in one place .
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