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Read articles →This is a narrow, task-specific how-to for replacing the driveline fan on a New Holland Boomer 24, not a review or buying guide. It walks through disassembly step by step: removing plastic covers, floor panels, and bolts, then pulling C clips and pins to free the driveline for fan access, followed by reassembly. Useful mainly for Boomer 24 owners doing this specific repair themselves.
Posted by the MechAnime channel, appears to be a hands-on owner sharing a specific repair procedure rather than a professional or dealer resource.
You remove the plastic cover and bolts, then take off the floor panel, which has bolts on multiple sides, to expose the driveline area.
Take off three C clips, each with a pin that lines up in a hole, then remove the bolts so the driveline can be moved.
Line up the three holes, put the pins back in, and reattach the C clips before reinstalling the floor panels and plastic cover.
