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Topic: 756 shifter
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| flhr62
10-06-2012 05:20:56
24.181.69.141
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Lost forward but still have reverse. Have not had a chance to look at it yet. Any ideas? Seems like it would be in the linkage somewhere. |
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| flhr62
10-07-2012 12:57:04
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Re: 756 shifter in reply to ridgelane, 10-06-2012 05:20:56
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Thanks, that was it. What's the trick for getting the pin back in? The way the holes lined up I could not tap the pin back in. I ended up making a new pin by cutting off a drill bit and tapering the end. Now I just have to come up with a way to keep it in. By the way my pin wasn't broke, it just came out. |
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| Jim Naden
10-07-2012 18:16:49
12.74.49.161
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Re: 756 shifter in reply to flhr62, 10-07-2012 12:57:04
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flhr62 said: (quoted from post at 12:57:04 10/07/12)
| redih55 said: (quoted from post at 15:21:48 10/06/12) I had the same problem with my 856--found out the roll pin at the bottom of the forward shifter had broken. Punched it out and put in a new one, forward shifter works like it should now. |
Thanks, that was it. What's the trick for getting the pin back in? The way the holes lined up I could not tap the pin back in. I ended up making a new pin by cutting off a drill bit and tapering the end. Now I just have to come up with a way to keep it in. By the way my pin wasn't broke, it just came out. |
Instead of a pin, I have used grade 8, 1/4" bolts with a shank long enough to extend almost all the way through the parts, use a lock nut, trim off the excess threads.
This post was edited by Jim Naden at 18:19:46 10/07/12. |
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| redih55
10-06-2012 11:21:48
66.119.59.2
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Re: 756 shifter in reply to flhr62, 10-06-2012 05:20:56
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| I had the same problem with my 856--found out the roll pin at the bottom of the forward shifter had broken. Punched it out and put in a new one, forward shifter works like it should now. |
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| The tractor vet
10-06-2012 06:06:06
75.24.0.62
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Re: 756 shifter in reply to flhr62, 10-06-2012 05:20:56
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| Well it could be one of the little tierods came apart up under the cowl maybe a nut fell off . Maybe the shifter cam , but doubt that . Start at the top and work down . |
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