[TR] Out of the Box

Greg Lemon glemon at neb.rr.com
Sun Sep 11 17:56:39 MDT 2016


I second what Bill said, a helper will be a lot less time and effort than making some contraption to pull it.  I have done one by myself several times, but a helper makes it much easier.

Greg Lemon
TR250


From: William Smith 
Sent: Sunday, September 11, 2016 2:03 PM
To: rivers2hills at yahoo.com 
Cc: triumphs at autox.team.net 
Subject: Re: [TR] Out of the Box


John, you really shouldn't need a hoist to pull the tranny out of a TR6  , but you should have a helper - particularly a young,  strong one. The transmission is really not that heavy.  Unless you have a really bad back, you should be able to lift it yourself. I helped a friend pull and replace his after replacing his throughout bearing. Once the interior is out,  you can climb inside the car and get a good grip on it from above. The two most tedious things were removing the interior (including dash support) and lining everything up when reinstalling it. Just try to get the car up high enough to get under it to make the disconnect and reinstallation line-up easier.


Bill Smith
'72 TR6
'80 TR7




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