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Death of a DC

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RandyN

10-05-2003 13:39:19




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Hello,

While trying to remove an axle, I split my transmission case right up the middle. Be careful if you ever try to remove an axle by exerting pressure from the inside.
Reckon I'll part it out...sad, though, it's a sweet running tractor. If you're interested in a parts DC, or want to fool with it yourself, I'm in northern Missouri near Macon/Moberly area.




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Mike Schotte

10-05-2003 19:10:07




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 Re: Death of a DC in reply to RandyN, 10-05-2003 13:39:19  
Yikes, Randy... that hurts me just to think of it.

You've probably exceeded the recommended usage for duct tape and baling wire with that repair.

I hope you find a rear end or a good home for it- I hate the thought of a good running tractor going to that rust yard in the sky...

-Schotte



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dctom

10-05-2003 19:03:56




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 Re: Death of a DC in reply to RandyN, 10-05-2003 13:39:19  
RANDY; NOW I FEEL TERRIABLE BUT I HAVE DONE THAT SEVERAL TIMES WITH NO PROBLEM, DAMN IW ISH I WAS CLOSEER WOULD BRING A REAR END DOWN AND HELP YOU GET IT CHANGED AGAIN SORRY I GAVE YOU BAD ADVICE DCTOM



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RandyN

10-06-2003 05:27:18




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 Re: Re: Death of a DC in reply to dctom, 10-05-2003 19:03:56  
Oh, NO NO NO NO, Tom.....I don't see it as bad advice...I have found that it was the "standard procedure".....it was just I had an extra stuck axle or an extra brittle transmission casting or both. I appreciate the thoughts, but I see it as just opening a door to the next project.

Thanks!
RandyN



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SHeiserman

10-05-2003 17:59:04




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 Re: Death of a DC in reply to RandyN, 10-05-2003 13:39:19  
SSSSS OOOOO LLLLL DDDDD!!!!! !!! I'll try to give you a call.



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John Saeli

10-05-2003 15:05:42




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 Re: Death of a DC in reply to RandyN, 10-05-2003 13:39:19  
Hey Randy; How'd it happen? Never heard of that before. I assume a vertical break from the top of the PTO housing??



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RandyN in MO

10-05-2003 17:27:52




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 Re: Re: Death of a DC in reply to John Saeli, 10-05-2003 15:05:42  
Hi, John
Oh, I wanna cry. The tractor looks so good and runs so well...dang it. It bled tranny oil through the axles, so I was gonna replace the axle seals. Then, I discovered that the outside right bearing was shot, so I was gonna get into that and replace bearings. I loosened the nut on the axle end (inside), but the axle wouldn't budge. DCTom (and I don't blame him) suggested putting a piece of flat metal between the axles, put a wrench on the nut and turn the axle with a pipe wrench. I started to do that then, "POP!"....the tranny case split right in the middle on the bottom for about 18 inches or more with a good gap to it. The top center of the tranny case did get a bit of a split in it, but nothing compared to what happened on the bottom.
I don't know..it may even be "fixable"...but I just don't want to go that far with it. I'm sure it'll be useful for someone else.

RandyN

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John Saeli

10-05-2003 18:22:45




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 Re: Re: Re: Death of a DC in reply to RandyN in MO, 10-05-2003 17:27:52  
Hey Randy; I feel bad for you. I have pushed out axles that very same way with no problems. Don't let it get the best of you.



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SHeiserman

10-05-2003 14:00:34




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 Re: Death of a DC in reply to RandyN, 10-05-2003 13:39:19  
RandyN, check your e-mail. Let me know if it didn't work.



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