Can't see why you would need to do that.
Just put the gearbox in neutral. At least then the brakes will still work.
loading crippled combine onto truck
Have a 7720 turbo combine with 224 front
Engine seized last harvest
Wanting to sell it as is
Wondering what thoughts people had onto how to load this onto a truck
The front is still attached to the combine unfortunately !
Would a crane be the best option ?
Engine seized last harvest
Wanting to sell it as is
Wondering what thoughts people had onto how to load this onto a truck
The front is still attached to the combine unfortunately !
Would a crane be the best option ?
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Just put the gearbox in neutral. At least then the brakes will still work.
How did the engine seize?
I see there is oil on the front elevator...........was it a blown oil filter drain hose? Or turbo oil hose?
A low oil pressure alarm would have saved a few 7720 engines over the years.
I see there is oil on the front elevator...........was it a blown oil filter drain hose? Or turbo oil hose?
A low oil pressure alarm would have saved a few 7720 engines over the years.
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