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Hello forum. I just bought a used 87 hyster h50xm with a mazda 2.0 LPG engine. It has a few problems that needs fixing and I found this site to be very helpful as I browsed through the forum. I already found the answers to some of my problems in this site and would like to ask some advice from the experts here. I plan on removing and rebuilding the engine ( I also need to replace the ring gear )but, need to know how the engine separates from the trans. Do I have to unbolt anything in the bell housing or does the engine just slide off a splined shaft. Thanks.
  • Posted 9 Jul 2014 16:51
  • By Jamo
  • joined 9 Jul'14 - 5 messages
  • Hawaii, United States

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