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2135 Shifter stuck

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gjn

08-03-2006 20:30:59

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My 2135 shifter stuck as I moved it quickly from reverse on the lower left to 2nd on the upper right. I had the same problem with my MF 40 years ago and remember fixing it through the oil hole but I do not remember how it came unstuck.
Do I need to remove the pin through the shifter rod and then unstick it or is there a certain direction to pry it with a long screwdriver to get it unstuck? The shifter seems to be right in the center where neutral is but it will not budge and the tractor is stuck in reverse.

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Big Dean

08-04-2006 04:21:09

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Re: 2135 Shifter stuck in reply to gjn, 08-03-2006 20:30:59

Getting the main shift lever unstuck
Pull your filler plug for the transmission look inside you will see a big gear. Find a level spot shut off the tractor. Push the clutch down & put the high low shifter in neutral to relieve any pressure that might be on the gears. With a long screwdriver or a small pry bar pry the big gear forward if it is hung in reverse pry it back if it is hung in first gear. If you happen to go to far it will go in the other gear. If humg in second or third gear you have to pry on the shift fork you can see through the filler hole. if hung in second pry the fork toward the front of the tractor. If hung in third pry the fork toward the back of the tractor. You need to get it in the center. You should be able to feel the detent balls pop in the grooves in the shift rail as you move the gear. Through the years I have probably unstuck at least a 1000 of them this way. It is a common problem on the Massey tractors after they get a little wear on them

Cause for Shift lever hang up
The transmission main shaft lever hanging up is very common on most models of the MF tractors. The shift lever is held down by a spring & when you start to shift it you will unconsciously lift upon the lever. This causes the shift lever to go into the other shift fork on the other shift rail. That rail can not be moved because of the lock on the back of the transmission to prevent it from going into two gears at the same time. Once you have both shift rails in the neutral position you can then move the shift lever.If you will use the palm of your hand When changing gears to push the lever into neutral then get hold of the lever to put it in the gear you want it in. Shifting it that way it will not hang on you again.

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gjn

08-04-2006 08:19:24

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Re: 2135 Shifter stuck in reply to Big Dean, 08-04-2006 04:21:09

THANKS BIG DEAN! I will try that! GJN

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