Hi I have 2N or 9n late model with a101 step up. I broke shifter rod assembly part# 10A110. Does anybody know where I can get any parts for this? Does not have cable or move lever in or out just lever with silver ball on top Moves back and forth with center position of neutral. Thank you :!:
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Gimpy2 you might check with John Smith he may have a A110 shifting rod.You can contact him John Smith - [email protected] .I have machined a A110 shift rod out of some harder stock when I could not locate parts several years ago.If you can't find one maybe The Old Hokie could make one for you.http://windyridgefarm.us/WindyRidgeMachine.html
TheOldHokie
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Is this what you are looking for? Remove the space between "walts" and "tractors" to get a functional URL.
http://www.walts tractors.com/acatalog/UF50510---Sherman-Step-up-Transmission-Lever-62849.html
TOH
No it is the shifter rod/shaft that goes into the top of the step up that has the 3 detent groves in the shaft and a threaded end that the shifting fork goes on.You can make them in the lathe.I doubt that there are any NOS ones left anywhere,and used ones will be hard to find.It would be a good future project for you to make a few of them as replacements.
PART A-110
PART A-110
TheOldHokie
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(quoted from post at 20:11:09 11/23/15) No it is the shifter rod/shaft that goes into the top of the step up that has the 3 detent groves in the shaft and a threaded end that the shifting fork goes on.You can make them in the lathe.I doubt that there are any NOS ones left anywhere,and used ones will be hard to find.It would be a good future project for you to make a few of them as replacements.
PART A-110
Piece of cake - just need the old one for dimensions.
TOH
Thank you for your replies(quoted from post at 17:11:09 11/23/15) No it is the shifter rod/shaft that goes into the top of the step up that has the 3 detent groves in the shaft and a threaded end that the shifting fork goes on.You can make them in the lathe.I doubt that there are any NOS ones left anywhere,and used ones will be hard to find.It would be a good future project for you to make a few of them as replacements.
PART A-110
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