Cummins 4B Engine Removal from Case 1840 - The Hardest Way Possible @MikefromMissouri
Cummins 4B Engine Removal from Case 1840 - The Hardest Way Possible  @MikefromMissouri
Uploaded June 2024 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
00:00 - Intro
00:37 - Draining Coolant
00:59 - Radiator Removal
03:00 - Hydraulic Pump Removal
04:12 - Rear Engine Mount Bolt
04:33 - Air Filter Assembly Removal
06:03 - Throttle Rod Removal From Injection Pump
06:55 - Muffler Removal
07:35 - Wiring Harness Removal
11:40 - Fuel Lines
13:25 - Front Engine Mount Bolts
14:33 - Removing Twin Pump Mounting Bolts
16:27 - Removing Twin Pump
18:00 - Removing Twin Pump - Two Pry Bars
18:57 - Removing Twin Pump - Cherry Picker
20:17 - Removing Twin Pump - Pump Mounting Plate Removal
21:40 - View of Shaft & Coupler between Plate and Bellhousing
21:58 - Removing Twin Pump - Forceful Removal
23:49 - Engine Removal Attempt #1
25:23 - Engine Removal Attempt #2
26:08 - Engine Flywheel Removal
27:00 - Bellhousing Removal
28:10 - Engine Removal - Final Attempt
30:00 - Engine Removal Success
30:57 - Outro
Cummins 4B Engine Removal from Case 1840 - The Hardest Way PossibleHendey Lathe Brief UpdateContact Wheel Accessory 2x72 GrinderFinishing the DIY Sand Blaster & First TestAtlas Copco Throttle Problem - Deutz Diesel Powered Air Compressor RepairFord 3000 Front Axle UpgradeForge Up to Temp & First Time BlacksmithTorch Set Upgrade & a Gift from Area Diesel ServiceHendey Lathe Quick Change Gearbox re-assembly (Part 1)Working the Case 1840 Hard Cause TWO Failures after RestorationCase 1840 - Frame Cracks, Repairs & Stiffener Plate Upgrade  - Flushing the Hydraulic TankPaying Stupid Tax!! - Case 1840 Restoration Setback & Slow Progress
Mike From Missouri |

Cummins 4B Engine Removal from Case 1840 - The Hardest Way Possible

SHARE TO X SHARE TO REDDIT SHARE TO FACEBOOK WALLPAPER