Well, I finally drug the 811b up so I can see what busted in the tranny. That only took 2-3 years! :lol: I was disking and going along fine when all the sudden she quit moving and makes a grinding noise when you let the clutch out and doesn't want to shift at all. I figure a shifter fork maybe?
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Case Nutty 1660
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Bet you lost bearing in the transmission, and that grinding may have taken out a couple gears as well when the bearing went
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Case Nutty 1660
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it jumped out of gear when it did it, sorry may have missed that still sounds like a bearing kicked the balls out under load and allowed gears to slip I sure hope i am wrong though, I have seen when the reverse idler bearing is going out it jumped out of gear under load, but I am just guessing
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Adirondack case guy
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Bret; None of us, including you will never know until you pull the tranny cover!!
Post some pics of the inside when you open it up.
Loren
Post some pics of the inside when you open it up.
Loren
John Saeli
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Loren is right, gotta pull the cover to be sure, but I'm betting on something w/ the Range Shaft or Collars.
Aha! When people mentioned bearings I was picturing the big ball bearings on the main shafts. Pretty sure it's the "Bushing" on the reverse idler gear waaaaay down int he bottom of the tranny. It wobbles like a drunk getting off a roller coaster. At least 2 of the shifter forks have been welded, which isn't really what I wanted to see. But, I paid $800.00 for this tractor and haven't put another $500 into it outside of a tire. It's going to have to go to my neighbor the Case expert to be split and repaired. That won't be till fall anyway. Thanks for the help!
John- ran into another local customer of yours named J. Sergel. We both had nothing but nice things to say about you.
John Saeli
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Some would argue about the "nice things". Jordan's a good kid. He has tackled some big projects. Where's you run into him? Did you tell him how we 1st met?
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