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Re: Farmall Regular engine removal
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Posted by Dave@NY on October 21, 2003 at 17:15:32 from (216.42.140.193):
In Reply to: Farmall Regular engine removal posted by phdl on October 21, 2003 at 11:05:28:
Just lifted one out of a tractor using two nylon slings and my cherry-picker.One around the clutch housing and the other around the crank pulley and kind of snaked up around-through all the stuff mounted on the front of the motor. It didn't balance too bad,but I will be looking for a better hook-up to lift it next time.Someone here must have some insight on this.I was thinking of some angle iron tabs on two head studs with a piece of chain attached??Maybe a couple of tabs and chain back on the clutch housing too,to get it to balance out??
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