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Bob in Illinois 10-31-2012 12:06:51 50.45.94.16 Report to Moderator	Found my B (2nd & 4th) gear pop out while plowing at a plow day event last week. Anyone know what the likely cause would be and what the fix would entail ? [Reply]   [No Email]
Sam Vastano 10-31-2012 13:20:28 71.61.130.183 Report to Moderator	Re: 1944 B Transmission in reply to Bob in Illinois, 10-31-2012 12:06:51   Probably a worn gear and or bearing. ON the sliding shaft. Could possibly be a weak spring on the detent shaft but highly unlikely Hope this helps Sam [Reply]  [No Email]
Bob in Illinois 10-31-2012 13:39:24 50.45.94.16 Report to Moderator	Re: 1944 B Transmission in reply to Sam Vastano, 10-31-2012 13:20:28   Thanks for the feedback. I haven't tried to get in there and was wondering how deep I will have to go to deal with it. After the first time I kept my eye on it and watched it work out of gear. Took about 200 hundred yards or so. Doesn't do it in any other gear. Can I access the gears from under the floor plate ? [Reply]  [No Email]
Sam Vastano 10-31-2012 14:04:36 71.61.130.183 Report to Moderator	Re: 1944 B Transmission in reply to Bob in Illinois, 10-31-2012 13:39:24   Yes if you take the topcover off you should be able to inspect the shaft, gears & do some wiggling to see if the bearing is tight. If it is the bearing/gear etc then you have to take the reduction gear cover off to get it fixed up. Sam [Reply]  [No Email]