[AT] MF Clutch

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Thanks for your suggestion Mike. I hadn't considered the "flat level surface" 
part of the job.  I don't think my garage is deep enough to allow me to roll 
the back end out very far. I may have to scout out another location to do the 
job. Hmmmm.



In a message dated 8/29/05 10:26:23 AM Eastern Daylight Time, 
mikesloane at verizon.net writes:

> I agree with the mechanic's suggestion. Rather than fabricating a 
> rolling support frame for the back of the tractor, I would be inclined 
> to use one of those inexpensive 1 ton rolling floor jacks. Then I would 
> would support the rear with cribbing or stand while working on the 
> engine half of the tractor. Using the rolling jack will give you the 
> ability to adjust the height of the transmission housing while bringing 
> the back half of the tractor forward later on. One thing you will need 
> is a very flat level surface to roll the jack on.
> 
> Mike
>