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John Deere 510 Backhoe Powershift

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axel7320

10-20-2007 14:47:29

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I have a JD 510 backhoe with a 8 speed powershift. A few months ago the trans seems to kick out of gear in the higher gears. Not all the time sometimes it works fine. It also will spin the wheels in the lower gears. It seem to slip worse in reverse. It also seems as if you idle down it will kick back in gear. Cant seem to find anyone who will work on it, so if anyone has any ideas what it may be I would greatly appreciate any help.

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Roy Suomi

10-20-2007 18:56:57

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Re: John Deere 510 Backhoe Powershift in reply to axel7320, 10-20-2007 14:47:29

If you have above average skills , and a place to work on it with gantry or moveable chain falls, you can repair it youtself..First you will need to come up with 8 identical gauges with 8 ft hoses to read the trans pressures from the operators seat..Second , a service manual is a must..In the manual there is a chart to record which clutches and brakes are pressurized at each gear change..By recording each pressure , you will be able to eliminate the problem to one area..You can't get the local dealer to work on it?? If it has pressure issues on B1,B2,C1,C2, clutchpacks it will have to be split..If C3 pressures are off , there's a possibility that the repair can be done without splitting the machine..C3 steel tube and sealing ring can be accessed by removing the transmission top cover..

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