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TD340 jumping out of gear

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Archie

12-07-2002 15:46:48




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Got my TD340 home today. When you put the forward and reverse gearshift in forward it grinds and come out. Has anyone had this problem. How hard to get these gear out. Any help..... ..THANKS Archie




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Glenn Ayers

12-07-2002 18:31:22




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 Re: TD340 jumping out of gear in reply to Archie, 12-07-2002 15:46:48  
Archie , Is it going all the way in gear ... or is the lever hitting the dash ? If it's hitting the dash ... try pulling the linkage apart & adjusting it shorter. Might help ... might not.
You might wanna pull the triangle shaped little cover off the top of the reverser unit & see if the fork bolt clamp is tight on the cross shaft.
If ya still can't remedy the prob ... pull the larger cover that the triangle one bolts to ... now you can see the whole reverser unit. Good Luck & let us know.

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Glenn Ayers

12-07-2002 19:55:09




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 Re: Re: TD340 jumping out of gear in reply to Glenn Ayers, 12-07-2002 18:31:22  
Archie, see if this link works. for some reason I can't figger out how to link directly to the pics I wanted you to see (I'm not very computer savy). You might hafta copy/paste it from here to your browser.
This album is tearing my T-340 down for service & paint. Look at pic # 35 & 36 for the forward reverser.

http://photos.msn.com/myfiles/folderview.aspx?Folder=4gPozhciq6ZTdypEPFXEQtlsVrpo*2!O3m4pJbjG9lw%24&trk=tcupview

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Glenn Ayers

12-08-2002 12:29:56




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 Re: Re: Re: TD340 jumping out of gear in reply to Glenn Ayers, 12-07-2002 19:55:09  
Archie ... I BLEW IT !!!!! I just came from my shop ... looked at the fwd/rvs linkage while I was there. YOU NEED TO MAKE THE LINKAGE LONGER TO GET IT FARTHER INTO FWD. Sorry if I caused ya any probs bud. I really blew it on this one !



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