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Case 801B Tramission

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Chino

08-22-2007 08:00:42




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I just got a J.I Case 801-B and having trouble learning the shifting pattern on this particular tractor. Any info on pattern would be deeply grateful.

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Chino




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j Heitkemper

08-22-2007 19:34:31




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 Re: Case 801B Tramission in reply to Chino, 08-22-2007 08:00:42  
Chino ,, The 800 has a stacked 8 spped with a double neutral , on the low range side you will find the gateway to high range betwwen 2nd and4th , on the high range side you will find the gateway to low range between 5th and 7th ,, tranny always startsa out in automatic drive , the you pull the lever on the left side of steering column to lock in direct drive ,,I s that your ? ,, Good Luck , Jim



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Chino

08-23-2007 07:30:13




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 Re: Case 801B Tramission in reply to j Heitkemper, 08-22-2007 19:34:31  
Jim, Thanks for the info, you have answered my question. I am a novice tractor operator. I will take the J.I Case out for the next job and practicing out learning the each speed or gear.

Thanks Again

Chino



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JGarner

08-22-2007 11:56:24




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 Re: Case 801B Tramission in reply to Chino, 08-22-2007 08:00:42  
Is it the shift pattern or the Case-omatic drive that is giving you the problem? This system is similar to an automatic transmission with a lock up torque converter only you control the lock up and the "clutch" is really a hydraulic valve.



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Chino

08-23-2007 07:19:10




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 Re: Case 801B Tramission in reply to JGarner, 08-22-2007 11:56:24  
Thank you for the help and info fellows. I should be able to drive the 801B tractor real smoothly.

Thanks Again,

Chino



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