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JD R, Noise in 5th gear

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Moye

11-05-1999 18:19:56




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Ran my R in a parade today. Haven't had the tractor long and am trying to determine what all is wrong with it. It made the trip to the parade and the parade fine, but when I started back to the truck in road gear (5th) it begain a grinding sound and feel that I could feel in the platform. Any ideas? All of the other gears are OK. Thanks, Moye




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Moye

11-07-1999 16:48:04




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 Re: JD R, Noise in 5th gear in reply to Moye, 11-05-1999 18:19:56  
Thanks for the answers. I'll check on the axel bearings next week. I may be hearing sounds where there are none. I hope so. Drained oil last spring, cleaned transmission housing as best I could, and found no excess metal in oil, but may well be normal wear. Will drain agian soon and see if there is any more. Then will know if a bearing has let go. Again, Thanks for the quick response. Moye

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Nathan(GA)

11-06-1999 18:15:12




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 Re: JD R, Noise in 5th gear in reply to Moye, 11-05-1999 18:19:56  
Moye, Try Mikes' suggestion first. If that doesn't result in an answer, it could be a bearing. Or it could be that your R had a lot of road mileage in the past and 5th gear has a good amount of wear. Unless it is raising sand, I wouldn't worry about it too much. You could drain the gear lube and see if it has a bunch of metal particles in it. If it does, something is worn. Good Luck, Nathan



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Mike H

11-06-1999 17:35:03




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 Re: JD R, Noise in 5th gear in reply to Moye, 11-05-1999 18:19:56  
May not be the 5th gear but a axle bearing. Jack it up one side at a time just enough to remove the weight then let it down a little to check for movement on the axle, do both sides. As you know in road gear everything is turning faster.



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