Posted by old on December 09, 2019 at 13:26:44 from (67.142.113.101):
In Reply to: Re: Rubber tired dozer posted by SVcummins on December 09, 2019 at 13:20:17:
My shop has an I-Beam up in the over head that runs from the very back up to the roll up door. It would go past the roll up door but then the door could not be opened up. Plus the I-beam is mounted to over cross beams that have places to hang hoist on or one can wrap a chain around the beams to hang a hoist on. A few years back I split a IH656 to do a ring and pinion gear in the rear end. I had to add 10 feet of beam to do that. Had the engine hanging and the transmission hanging and the rear end and 2 axle housing so split into 5 parts plus the rear tire so if you include the tire 7 parts and the tires when I started where full of fluid so I had to drain them
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