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Ac 185 tranny question

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Terry Knaus

08-24-2000 21:44:48




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hello,
i need to know if anyone knows why the high pto would go out in a allis chalmers modle 185?evedentialy the high pto doesnt work and it jumps out of 2nd gear unless you hold the shifter in place,any help would be greatly appriciated,thank you




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Denny

08-30-2000 18:36:27




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 Re: ac 185 tranny question in reply to Terry Knaus, 08-24-2000 21:44:48  
Pat is right about the collar being chewed up. They get that way because people shift the gears while the tractor is still in motion. Usually 3rd gear is bad. Are you sure the hand clutch is going forward all the way into high range? If it is perhaps you have disc problems with the hand clutch.



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pat r

08-25-2000 19:30:35




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 Re: ac 185 tranny question in reply to Terry Knaus, 08-24-2000 21:44:48  
Your second gear problems are most likely internal,second gear,slider/collar is bured up causing it to jump out,eventually it will do this under load.



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Terry Knaus

08-27-2000 11:29:54




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 Re: Re: ac 185 tranny question in reply to pat r , 08-25-2000 19:30:35  
so it probably needs a new gear for 2nd,any idea on the pto???



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Pat R

08-27-2000 19:01:59




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 Re: Re: Re: ac 185 tranny question in reply to Terry Knaus, 08-27-2000 11:29:54  
I looked at service manual for a 185 and only mentions a single speed PTO, asked more experienced techs at work and they said it's runs on a different shaft and gear,and if it's the same as the set up as the 540 being a clutch pack Or IPTO it could be a number of things I.E. bad gear or shaft.

My advice is do your homework grab a service manual with the correct 1000/540 and read it and ask questions with your nearest dealer.

If they are nice enough to answer your questions for free,buy your parts from that dealer!

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Denny

09-05-2000 18:25:37




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: ac 185 tranny question in reply to Pat R, 08-27-2000 19:01:59  
Pat, I believe he's not refering to a two speed pto, those tractors have a high low range hand clutch- very similar to the torq assists on internationals. When you pull the thing back toward the operator it goes into low range, when pushed into the middle position it's nuetral, and all the way forward is high range. It's slipping in high range if I'm reading the question right. I don't know of the 185's having independant pto. Maybe some of the later ones do?

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