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jmu

09-29-2005 18:59:09

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still having trouble locating lockout bolt, looked around shifter but didn"t see a bolt other than platform bolts

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DWV

09-30-2005 19:14:47

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Re: w4 5th gear lockout in reply to jmu, 09-29-2005 18:59:09

Toward front of tractor and little to left of the gear shift center line.On W-4 the steering box may be over it.Like John M posted its in a
hole like top cover bolts but has 9/16 inch head.
Sometimes they rust until the bolt head is partly unreconizable.

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Yugrotcart

09-30-2005 04:46:22

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Re: w4 5th gear lockout in reply to jmu, 09-29-2005 18:59:09

I'd start taking out bolts around the shifter until u find the right one.

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John M

09-30-2005 03:20:02

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Re: w4 5th gear lockout in reply to jmu, 09-29-2005 18:59:09

If I remember right, the bolt is just in front of and left of the shifter and is "countersunk", for lack of a better word, into the casting.It may be full of dirt and thats why you cnat find it.

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CNKS

09-29-2005 19:18:16

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Re: w4 5th gear lockout in reply to jmu, 09-29-2005 18:59:09

Roughly behind the left front bolt that holds the trans cover on. You may be confusing it with one of the cover bolts.

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willliamf

09-30-2005 01:32:03

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Re: w4 5th gear lockout in reply to CNKS, 09-29-2005 19:18:16

Just curious - When you take one of these lockout bolts out do you have to put in a plug of some sort to stop up the hole?
Wm

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Slappy

09-30-2005 02:49:59

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Re: w4 5th gear lockout in reply to willliamf, 09-30-2005 01:32:03

Yes, replace the lockout bolt with a short cap screw/bolt. If you don't put something in the hole you will leave an opening for water and debris to enter directly into your transmission case.

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09-30-2005 18:20:33

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Re: w4 5th gear lockout in reply to Slappy, 09-30-2005 02:49:59

My Operators Manual says to replace it with a3/8 by3/4 cap screw. LOL.W4

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