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1010RS Transmission Rebuild (Pictures)

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Mnethercutt

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Spent all weekend rebuilding the transmission on my grandfather's 1010 RS. The cluster gear had a broken tooth. Took apart the transmission on my parts tractor (RU) to get the part, then fixed the trans on the RS. Found out the forward housing had been cracked and had leaked trans fluid all in the clutch housing. Replaced forward housing and cleaned out the clutch. Didn't have enough time to get the wheels put back on, but I was able to re-install the transmission and verify that it was working properly before I left. Any suggestions on how to get the wheels back on would be appreciated. Tried using a loader but just couldn't get the right angle. Planning on trying with an engine hoist next weekend. Will post additional pics when I finish.

The RS is the grey one, RU is the green. Special thanks to Haymaker2 for helping me and providing additional pictures.

Enjoy the pictures.
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Wow...
I can not figure out how the PTO Clutch housing would of cracked being protected inside of the torque tube.

I would remove the wheels from the cast centers, this will take a few pounds off and allow you to have better flexibility on reinstalling the final drives to the transmission housing.
 
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