[TR] out of the box

Geo Hahn ahwahneetr at gmail.com
Sat Sep 10 08:14:50 MDT 2016


I recall seeing photos of a hoist someone made to R&R the gearbox.  The
tricky bit was dealing with the center of gravity which is well forward of
the scuttle - required an arrangement of multiple bars and chains as I
recall.

Looks like a lot of work to me but an elegant solution nonetheless.

Geo

On Fri, Sep 9, 2016 at 7:26 PM, John Summers <rivers2hills at yahoo.com> wrote:

> I gather from many replies concerning my TR6s inability to go in gear
> that the transmission has to come out for the clutch fork or pins to
> be replaced.
> Never being a person to exercise sound judgement OR mechanical
> skill, I'm considering making an apparatus to put over the car to hoist
> said transmission from the car.  I have the Bentley service manual and
> of course it seems to simplify the process. Out/In voila, all fixed.
> Friends, this comes from a 67 year old guy who took two months
> to R&R the clutch MC and slave cylinders and a week to get them bled.
> ONLY to find the darned thing wouldn't go into gear.  That wiped out
> top down journeys last spring and summer.  I have seen plans and
> a video or two on building your own hoist.  Not soon though,
> we only have $3.00 in our bank account to live until Wednesday:))
> BUT, there IS a dumpster down the street full of lumber.  Wish me luck!!
>
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