A couple days ago I pulled out the tractor and spent a couple hours scraping off grease and crud and then drove it back into the barn to begin the tear-down. This morning I drained out the oil and anti-freeze. Of course there was more oil in it than there was supposed to be and my drain pan didn't hold it all so made a nice mess. To get at the radiator drain plug I had to knock out a good amount of dirt from right under it only to find there had at some time been a mouse nest there. Strange place but must have been warm?? After that I removed the steering shaft that goes through the top of the radiator. In the videos I watched it came right out after removing a couple bolts. Not surprisingly that was not the case for me. But after a good amount of pounding it did eventually come out.
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| Ready for disassembly |
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| Removal of the steering shaft |
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