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Al EppWaldorf M

01-14-2007 10:12:31

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I have a 41 H that I have pulled several times in the last 5 years. It would jump out of 1st when it started to pull hard so I made a piece of wood to fit in the shift quadrant to hold it in gear. The last time I pulled it I had gone about 75 ft and the tractor made a banging noise, sounded like it came from the rear. I kept going and a few seconds later it did it again so I stopped.One of the track officials said when it made the noise the rear wheels stopped turning momentarily. Could anyone tell me where to start looking for the problem? Thanks

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P Browning

01-14-2007 10:41:11

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Re: JD H in reply to Al EppWaldorf Md, 01-14-2007 10:12:31

Al -- To put a tractor into a pull when it needs a block of wood to hold it in gear is upsetting to hear. You may have started off with a transmission that needed a simple bearing load adjustment. And now I believe you have a transmission with some bad gear teeth! Pull the transmission top cover and take a peak.

To do any serious work in the H transmission, you will end up removing the belt pulley and reduction gear cover for openers. In that tractor you have only one reduction gear -- and it is mounted onto the transmission's sliding shaft. It is the sliding shaft bearings that I suspect may have been in need of bearing load adjustment.

I doubt it the case, but the H has been known for some differential grief too. So you are well advised to pull the rear transmission cover and inspect the six bolts that hold the differential assembly to the big gear.

If you do end up going into the bowels of the tractor, my book would aid you emmensely. There you will find, among other things, pictures of the JD-H drive train, fully removed from the tractor -- makes understanding a whole bunch easier. Go to the JD-H restoration site where you can read a synopsis. (PatB)

Restoration Site, JD-H

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