Posted by J. Schwiebert on December 22, 2012 at 04:07:40 from (209.143.33.150):
In Reply to: Re: 880 lube pump posted by duane o. on December 20, 2012 at 19:07:15:
You need to understand how a constant mesh transmission works. When you use any of the high range gears the speed of the low range imput gear runs faster than what the speed of the imput shaft is. I am not going to calculate the speeds for you but I did an article for the HPOCA magazine that pointed that out for the 1800 transmissions. The same thing will occur in the 880 transmission. Is the tractor used for farming? If so when you have the transmiison in neutral with the engine running, place the transmission in the low range neutral. I alway though the 880 without a power Booster and a pump was a good trouble free 60 horsepower tractor. Now it would be good just for spreading fertilizer, it would be good for running an auger, but the hydraulic system does not have the capacity to lift one.
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