If i spread every thing out like you did .id never get it back together properly ..ha id set up a couple tables wash parts and spread out in order, then open boxes and put with the old parts . But we have to work with what we got. there is a couple good vids on you tube disassembly and reassembly .Malaysian guy i believe .he used floor jacks which seemed a good way also . so did you get it done ok ?? anything baffle you ?? . like anything once you done it it becomes easy. glad you took the time to make a video.
How did the brake job go on the 416? I have a 416 series 2 that I'm about to open up. It has a Ford rear end. Is the job doable for the average backyard mechanic ?
It was more than I can remember. But cat pretty much new exactly what I needed for the job. I would recommend talking to one of there mechanics directly.
If i spread every thing out like you did .id never get it back together properly ..ha id set up a couple tables wash parts and spread out in order, then open boxes and put with the old parts . But we have to work with what we got. there is a couple good vids on you tube disassembly and reassembly .Malaysian guy i believe .he used floor jacks which seemed a good way also . so did you get it done ok ?? anything baffle you ?? . like anything once you done it it becomes easy. glad you took the time to make a video.
I'm about to tear in to our 416 machine. This great information. Thank you!
How did the brake job go on the 416? I have a 416 series 2 that I'm about to open up. It has a Ford rear end. Is the job doable for the average backyard mechanic ?
Thanks that was really helpful. Worthy of a subscribe from me. Keep making videos.
cant comment on ur newer vids but damn ur kid can punch and kick lol holy
Nice 👍
Not hard to find a mechanic just need to pay em
How long do you think it took to do the job from start to finish?
Yikes 😬
cant you take a pic of your parts list of what you ordered?
It was more than I can remember. But cat pretty much new exactly what I needed for the job. I would recommend talking to one of there mechanics directly.
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