Pulled the top cover off this 2090 trans and wondered what the #%@& is going on here. Whoever had assembled this had to know something was wrong with the gear alignment. Turns out the front and second from the front gear spacers where just switched, but how could someone over look this when finished assembling it. Well, looks like I have to take some more of this tractor apart. Rod.
Re: I am still shaking my head after seeing this. in reply to 1370rod, 12-30-2014 17:03:09
Hi Looks like my local Green dealers put their top man on it. From some of the things I've looked at. Then put back in the right order from looking at the parts page, to get the alignment right on pulleys and some other stuff, after the customer got it home and found it wasn't right. Looks like these parts are the same as what my dad said about his piano playing skills once. All the notes are there just not in the right order! L.O.L. Regards Robert
Re: I am still shaking my head after seeing this. in reply to 1370rod, 12-30-2014 17:03:09
I'll guess you will replace the two gears? It looks like there is enough wear on them that they will only ride on the center 25 percent if you brought them back inline.
What was the tractor brought in for, gear noise or something else?
Re: I am still shaking my head after seeing this. in reply to 1370rod, 12-30-2014 17:03:09
Well Rod, I think "common sence" is a lost trait. Now-a-day if it fits, button it up. There are not a lot of older seasoned mechanics working in farm machinery dealerships anymore, If a cumputer cant diagnose and walk a mechanic threw a repair, he/she is lost in the world of the senceless. Loren
Re: I am still shaking my head after seeing this. in reply to Adirondack case guy, 12-30-2014 17:41:14
Hee hee kinda like look'en at a puterscreen. We ain't got that part but can have it overnite mail.Where talk'en ah JD implment jack!!!! I'am sure "other" dealerships do the same. Told boss that cementblock and 2x4 will do till the computerscreen shows the jack comes in. God Bless
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