I need to drop the oil pan on my cub this weekend to inspect the bottom half of the engine. I looked underneath last night and I see bolts around 3 sides of the pan, the side towards the tranny seems to disappear. Is there a cover there or something that has to be removed to get to the rear bolts.
This may be obvious when I look again in the daylight, but thought you guys may have some useful tips when dropping the pan.
Bobby W.
Shreveport La
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