Ford Kuga TDCi

Got the job this afternoon of changing a starter motor on a Ford Kuga TDCi. Looked under the bonnet and said this engine has been put in here with a shoe horn. Looked underneath after removal of the lower splash shield and could see the starter motor clearly. Everything was straight forwards from the underside but I asked myself, how do I get the top bolt(s) out the starter motor? No access underside and can't get hands anywhere near bell housing bolts from under the bonnet. After fitting auxiliary power supply and removal of air filter box, wiper arms, scuttle panel and battery and tray, then I gained access to the two top starter bolts. Job went fairly easy and straight forwards but the designers have made it time consuming stripping half the damn car down to change a starter motor.