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<blockquote data-quote="Tazza" data-source="post: 10705" data-attributes="member: 82"><p>I have never worked on a 632 but i have worked on a 731 and 743 and they are essentially the same, only diesel.</p><p>There is nothing that will just fall out, the linkage to the pump will fall down, but its connected to the flywheel and blower. Its not real easy to line back up but with 2 people it can be done. I had one that i removed and worked on the joints and replaced within 2 hours! Everything went just rite. When you go to put the engine back in, put the engine back in but let the stand sit just on the back lip of the chassis, if you let it site rite down it may be too far forward to lift the linkage to line up with the spline on the pump. Hold the linkage while laying down on the pump and get your buddy to slowly bar the engine forward, keep your fingers away from the space between the the coupling and spline, if it jumps forward you can pinch your finger or worse! Hold it from the bottom and just use a finger to feel where it has to go then move it before it gets pushed forward again.</p><p>Sometimes the coupling and spline will not quite match up, just get the joint to try and start (there is a taper so it won't just fall) Get a wrench and turn the engine a little till it lines up, then push the engine all the way forward. Thats the hardest part, lining it all up. After that its all easy, it just takes time.</p><p>Good luck!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Tazza, post: 10705, member: 82"] I have never worked on a 632 but i have worked on a 731 and 743 and they are essentially the same, only diesel. There is nothing that will just fall out, the linkage to the pump will fall down, but its connected to the flywheel and blower. Its not real easy to line back up but with 2 people it can be done. I had one that i removed and worked on the joints and replaced within 2 hours! Everything went just rite. When you go to put the engine back in, put the engine back in but let the stand sit just on the back lip of the chassis, if you let it site rite down it may be too far forward to lift the linkage to line up with the spline on the pump. Hold the linkage while laying down on the pump and get your buddy to slowly bar the engine forward, keep your fingers away from the space between the the coupling and spline, if it jumps forward you can pinch your finger or worse! Hold it from the bottom and just use a finger to feel where it has to go then move it before it gets pushed forward again. Sometimes the coupling and spline will not quite match up, just get the joint to try and start (there is a taper so it won't just fall) Get a wrench and turn the engine a little till it lines up, then push the engine all the way forward. Thats the hardest part, lining it all up. After that its all easy, it just takes time. Good luck! [/QUOTE]
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