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Tim Rock

12-11-2006 18:01:11




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Tractor got stuck and snapped a wheel hub. Replaced wheel and now there is a rythmic clunk with the speed of the wheel and it occasionaly locks up. Noise seems to be coming from the trans/differential area. Would like some idea of possible diagnosis before tearing into it, and what is the best way to check the damage. My manual shows very little about access. Any suggestions or help would be much appreciated. This is a great running 1954 gas-powered VAC and really enjoy it. Time get ready to plow the winter snow here in upstate New York. Thanks

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JeffL-TN

12-14-2006 10:43:24




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 Re: Case VAC 14 in reply to Tim Rock, 12-11-2006 18:01:11  
Check for metal chips (gear teeth) stuck in between the teeth on each bull gear (final drive gear). My Dad's VAC had a couple teeth broken out of 2nd gear, they worked their way down to the bottom and got picked up by the right bull gear. This caused the right wheel to lock whenever that spot came around.



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mj

12-12-2006 07:50:32




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 Re: Case VAC 14 in reply to Tim Rock, 12-11-2006 18:01:11  
Oooops! Guess I missed the 'locking up' part in my previous post but the link will still help and I've got some rear axle parts out in the parts cache.



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mj

12-12-2006 07:40:30




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 Re: Case VAC 14 in reply to Tim Rock, 12-11-2006 18:01:11  
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Check this first: The nuts on the rim clips have have a tendency to loosen up once after the rim as been taken off and replaced which allows the hub to move back and forth inside the wheel and they will click against the rim stop as the tractor moves. More info on the link.

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TomVAC

12-11-2006 18:49:07




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 Re: Case VAC 14 in reply to Tim Rock, 12-11-2006 18:01:11  
Tim, if its in time with rear wheel you might have a tooth missing on a bull gear. To check for this drain the rear end lube and pull pto housing. You can see the gears from there. This happened on my dads VAC. As big as the teeth are you wouldn't think a VAC has enough power to do this, but it does have a loader on it.



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