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how to identify a shuttle shift

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fred union

10-27-2005 21:40:42




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I hear a lot about shuttle shift problems. I assumed this was an automatic but think now I am wrong. Mine has a forward/reverse shifter on left side of steering column. It also has a 4 speed gear box and a2 speed hi/low shift beside that. Can anyone tell me is this the infamous shuttle shift, and what do I need to do to take care of it?This is a piddle around machine for me and only gets about 20 hours ayear on it. thanks Steve

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Jim B

10-28-2005 18:56:26




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 Re: how to identify a shuttle shift in reply to fred union, 10-27-2005 21:40:42  
Case made available both Mechanical and Power Shuttle (hydraulic) systems. My 580CK Loader/Backhoe has a Power Shuttle, oil supply is TCH (like AFT) in the Torque Tube housing along with the Torque Converter. My neighbors 480 Loader/3-Point & PTO has Mechanical Shuttle, conventional dry clutch with shuttle gearing inside the transmission case, 80W-90W oil.
I don't know particulars about other Shuttle applications.

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JGarner

10-28-2005 06:30:51




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 Re: how to identify a shuttle shift in reply to fred union, 10-27-2005 21:40:42  
The shuttle shift was used mainly on industrial or construction models and was a reversing gear independent of the main transmission. It enabled forward/revese shuttling with one lever movement instead of changing gears in the transmission with every frward/reverse movement. It was especially useful for tractors with front end loaders. I beleive it is connected to the transmission assembly and serviced when the transmission is serviced.

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wendell larson

10-29-2005 22:16:18




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 Re: how to identify a shuttle shift in reply to JGarner, 10-28-2005 06:30:51  
this sounds like my 530 constructionKing backhoe. But my question is what is the lever above the brake peddles for? (not the one on the dash) It is a two position lever but I don't see any differance. Also, what does the S stand for on the shift lever shift patern, and what does it do, and how should I use it????



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charley hellickson

11-13-2005 22:05:40




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 Re: how to identify a shuttle shift in reply to wendell larson, 10-29-2005 22:16:18  
this lever above the brake peddles,is it on top of the tranny and make a right angle turn into a cover plate on top of tranny?is there the letters H&L cast into the plate?if so,it is the 2 speed,high low shifter called duall range.it gives 2 gears in each tranny gear for a total of 8 gears.sounds like you have C-O-M witch would give 16 speeds.the S is for start.unless it has been disabled the gear shift has to be in that position for starter to work.

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G.B.

10-30-2005 16:14:08




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 Re: how to identify a shuttle shift in reply to wendell larson, 10-29-2005 22:16:18  
Hi Wendell. I think it may be a brake lock. Like a parking brake. The S is for starting the tractor. Like a neutral safety switch. Its probably been bypassed. Gary



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