Did mine last Christmas. As I was working in the road outside my house I didn't use an engine crane as it would have stuck out into the traffic, so used a transmission jack instead. As James says, if you take out the transmission tunnel, floor panels and centre panel on the seat box there's plenty of room to work. I tried using a dollop of grease and a suitable sized drift to remove the bush with the hydraulic technique but it wasn't going to shift like that, so I scored it with a burr on a drill to weaken it and then broke it up with a chisel. I soaked the new one in oil before fitting, which provoked some impassioned debate among Landyzone regulars. I put a new release bearing on while I was busy too, even though the old one seemed as good as new. The new flywheel was a very tight fit on the boss of the crankshaft but I managed to pull it on with a couple of the old bolts and then put new ones in all round. On the old DMF the mechanism had become very loose, but the new one felt much tighter. This has cured groaning and moaning noises on startup and early morning gearchanges, and has resulted in less vibration. This is also a good time to fit new master and slave clutch cylinders too, as they don't last forever and new ones should be good for the next 100,000 miles or so. Fortunately, everything slid together fairly easily on reassembly. I had initially thought I could put some bits of 10mm threaded rod in the bolt holes to guide the belhousing beck onto the engine but this doesn't work as the bellhousing has to be dropped as soon as it parts from the engine to enable the bellhousing to clear the bulkhead. I just got a few of the longer bolts engages and used them to pull it all together evenly, and then once I ran out of thread with the long bolts I swapped them for the short ones, and put the long ones back in the holes where they were supposed to go. Afterwards, I found that the clutch needed adjusting a few times,as the bite point kept getting nearer and nearer the floor, and then eventually it wouldn't change gear at all. I was wondering if something was wrong with it, but eventually it settled down. So you might want to set the bite point high to begin with in case it migrates downwards like mine did.
