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Thank you for all your help, tomorrow my friend and I are going to try to get the heavy trans out.
Roberto
Posted on: 2013/1/14 22:57
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Re: 1934 1104 Transmission Removal and Clutch replacement
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Hello,
When I look underneath I see two side motor mounts that are attached to the engine and frame, would this not support the engine when I remove the transmission? Please help
Posted on: 2013/1/15 18:42
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Hello,
reading the service letters it makes reference to the special adapter tool designed to use on the standard for holding the engine while the transmission is out, but this is the 10th series does the 11th series need this if it has rear side mounts on each side. I am little confused. Thank you Roberto
Posted on: 2013/1/15 19:23
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That's what I figured, I am designing a wood brace at rear made out of two by fours to support engine on case at rear with floor jack help. This looks like it would work.
Thank you for the quick reply. Roberto...
Posted on: 2013/1/15 20:27
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