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Splitting a 7020?

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Loon Yi

04-06-2004 16:56:58




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I need to do something about the transmission brake before I grind the gears away to nothing. I really dont like running the machine like that. Is it necessary to split the tractor? Does the cab need to come off completely. Will be getting service manual and peruse, study before touching a wrench, just would like to hear from someone who has done this before. Any other maintenance that should be done while in there? This tractor has a power-director, but will be working, in the near future on a 7000 (maroon-belly) with powershift. Any advice on this appreciated while I'm at it. Any special tools or rigging to facilitate the job? TIA

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Young Farmer

04-09-2004 16:53:38




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 Re: Splitting a 7020? in reply to Loon Yi, 04-06-2004 16:56:58  
We have split a 7040 with the power director transmission. I believe you you can get to the transmission brake by tilting the cab. For splitting tractors we built a stand that is adjustable and bolts to the frame rails and has a piece of angle iron across the bottom to put a jack under when splitting then blocks while the tractor is split. This stand works on many colors. I don't remember any special tools.

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