Installing the oil pan on the Massey 231 /Perkins 152 engine.

[@MySliceOfHeavenoutdoors]

Great job, good tip about tightening up the oil pan evenly.

[@cheaphomesteading]

Thanks for watching man

[@mtrunk8570]

It's coming together nicely have a great day.

[@LouisianaTractorworks]

One more step closer! Have a good one Pete!

[@RustyGlovebox]

Getting closer. Looking good.

[@TheUltimate65]

Now i done this jobb too, too remowal the oilpan, when i find out when all the bolt was. Its was 4 hideaway bolts in the pan and 2 long bolt in the front of frame l not think it over have somthing with pan to do, but it was boltet in the pan, i change the gasket in both ends and surfice of the pan., so long you living ,so long can one learn...😁

[@vermontrockymeadowfarm8164]

Looking good Pete, won't be long now!

[@AbdulKurad]

Good job Sir thanks 🇮🇳👍😁👌

[@andyblanchard9013]

Can u tell the torque on the oil pan bolts?

[@travisricks3436]

Pete, where is the engine serial number on the Perkins AD3.152? I can not find it on my Massey 231. Ordering parts to replace the head gasket. Thanks!

[@cheaphomesteading]

I can’t remember but I think it is on a metal tag riveted to the block. My memory is good but short ha ha Hope you find it Man have a good one

[@larryrootz3700]

Can you replace rings with the engine in the frame

[@cheaphomesteading]

As far as I remember you can. You just have to get the two studs out of the front axle hanger and then drop the pan. Remove the head Then you should be able to get the pistons out.

[@TheUltimate65]

can the oilpan been take it down without ang take out the all engine

[@cheaphomesteading]

Yeah the oil pan can be removed you just have to screw the studs out of the front of the axle and then remove the rest of the bolts in the oil pan and bell housing then it will come down. Thanks for watching man

[@haseebkharal4392]

Zabardast Working

[@davesaam4308]

Can this be done in a tractor such as a MF 150?

[@JoseOrtiz-im5wu]

Getting closer to hearing that engin running.

[@giemme4492]

HI again, I may plan a similar job in the next month and I see parts are quite heavy to be handled without a forklift so I was thinking about:- Install the flywheel and clutch - Install the engine block (with onboard already installed crankshaft and new pistons)- Put the engine on the tractor so it will hang on the transmission.- After this I will install the pan, the timing and the complete head Is this a viable option? Thx you so much

[@cheaphomesteading]

Ya that should work. Installing the block crank pistons flywheel on trans then install timing gears,cover and oil pan. Then you can install the head.

[@giemme4492]

yep! is the pan so "plenty heavy"?

[@WaheedIqbal-te4xr]

Nice gg

[@txsviking]

Watch your back.

[@cheaphomesteading]

Ya that was the last time I had to flip the engine over by hand. The engine Crain after that. Thanks for watching man

[@WaheedIqbal-te4xr]

Diesel mechanic from Pakistan