Taking the Tremec out, did I miss something?

Ive been in the process of dropping my tremec 3550.. well I got the transmission jack today and got up to the point of supporting the tranny, crossmember out of the way, disconnected speedo and sensors, D/S out...and removing two bolts on both sides, where the tranny meets the bellhousing. I think there might be two more on top.. but I cant tell if they are on the bellhousing or on the tranny. And even if they are on the transmission.. how would I get these out?
I disconnected the clutch cable from the fork, but Im thinking the fork is going to hit the bell housing on the way out?? maybe im wrong on this..
but,
Would it be easier to get the bellhousing and transmission as one? Perhaps the bolts are easier to get to? I vision the top bellhousing bolts being possible to get to from the engine bay.. but I thinking Im missing something.

Maybe I just need to just tug on the mofo..but I wanted to ask you guys before I go and do that and break something.

Thanks

Ok so I took those four out.. I guess Im just being puss and didnt want to man handle the sucker out. Its dark now, but tomorrow after work Ill just get under there and try to force it out? It should have some resistance right, comparing it to the resistance of taking the driveshaft out, is it going to alot more or the same? I ask because I tried to get it out, even on a rolling tranny jack and it just didnt want to budge.. I left it supported, to ask you guys in case I was missing someting or forgot to remove some more bolts. But so its only four to remove from bell housing. Done that.

Thanks..

I removed the shifter handle.. I couldnt get those extra two bolts in the front of the base, my hands are too fat or something.. but I figured I could at least get the tranny out a couple inches and then drop it down some to get it out.. but as of today its basically still bolted to the housing without a 1/4in of space inbetween.. Ill go over it again this after noon. Perhaps Im missing some sorta perfect tool for those extremely hard to reach spots..