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1959 Case 310b shuttle shift Problem
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Rodney McCoy
09-28-2009 16:42:20
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Hello I just took off the shuttle shift cover to see how bad it was inside now when I put it back on I cant get it to go in reverse, I'm assuming I put it on wrong, It goes forward but will not go in reverse I really need some help, I know almost nothing about this tractor, I just know took off four bolts lifted it up and put it back on and then this happened,, Please any help would be great.. Rodney
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Nick@KY
09-29-2009 04:28:27
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Re: 1959 Case 310b shuttle shift Problem in reply to Rodney McCoy, 09-28-2009 16:42:20
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You probably missed the reverse gear collar with shift fork.I look under cover from opposite side its on while lowering cover down.You may need a flashlight or someone to help you.DONT RUN like this.Nick
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Rodney McCoy
09-29-2009 07:04:03
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Re: 1959 Case 310b shuttle shift Problem in reply to Nick@KY, 09-29-2009 04:28:27
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Do i put the fork around the sliver ring or is that the wrong one does any one have and exploded view of it so I can see what I'm talking about, I cant lift it fully out due to the solid line above it I think for bucket
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Rodney McCoy
09-29-2009 05:11:34
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Re: 1959 Case 310b shuttle shift Problem in reply to Nick@KY, 09-29-2009 04:28:27
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I see a silver ring that looks like the fork fit in there closest to the shifter is that the one your talking about..??
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Rodney McCoy
09-28-2009 17:03:09
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Re: 1959 Case 310b shuttle shift Problem in reply to Rodney McCoy, 09-28-2009 16:42:20
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