thetool
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On stands, high enough to clear when you roll it out. Boom up and locked.
Stands in the front under bars through the fram channel.
Cab up and held back with a chain. Steering panel out and remove drive motor hoses.
Come-along under front of pump, up to seat pan. Support it and remove front pump mount nuts. Come-along it up enough to remove the lift linkage pivot bar under the pump. Let it relax, but still stay supported after you remove the bar.
Bolts out connecting frame to chaincase. Stick a bar in one of the holes in each corner. I also had a floorjack under the chaincase. There's a sweet spot where the case will balance.
Remove the bars and let it down onto furniture dollies .
Roll it out from under the frame, swap over motors, fill with oil, install covers and gaskets, adjusted brake lever for a new bite on the brake shaft. Goes back in just like it came out.
You need two floorjacks and four jackstands for the switch-around. The dollies were had from Harbor Freight for 10 bucks each, rated at 1000 lbs.
Hopefully I'll finish up tommorrow.
Stands in the front under bars through the fram channel.
Cab up and held back with a chain. Steering panel out and remove drive motor hoses.
Come-along under front of pump, up to seat pan. Support it and remove front pump mount nuts. Come-along it up enough to remove the lift linkage pivot bar under the pump. Let it relax, but still stay supported after you remove the bar.
Bolts out connecting frame to chaincase. Stick a bar in one of the holes in each corner. I also had a floorjack under the chaincase. There's a sweet spot where the case will balance.
Remove the bars and let it down onto furniture dollies .
Roll it out from under the frame, swap over motors, fill with oil, install covers and gaskets, adjusted brake lever for a new bite on the brake shaft. Goes back in just like it came out.
You need two floorjacks and four jackstands for the switch-around. The dollies were had from Harbor Freight for 10 bucks each, rated at 1000 lbs.
Hopefully I'll finish up tommorrow.