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JD 60 transmission and differential gear problems

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Ray

02-02-2001 11:28:41




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The spur ring gear on the differential is missing part of one cog, 1/2 inch of the 1 1/2 inch wide cog is broke off. The differental drive pinion gear that it meshes with seeems to be ok. I'm looking through the back of the tractor as I have the rockshaft basic housing removed and can not see the differential drive pinion completed. Also the second and firth gear has two corners broke off. The other gears have the corners of the cogs chipped up.

My question is how must of a concern is this. I use the tractor to make hay with on 20 acres and for light loader work. How common is this, should I repair? I would appriecate any advice.

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clooney

02-02-2001 14:47:31




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 Re: JD 60 transmission and differential gear problems in reply to Ray, 02-02-2001 11:28:41  
Ray, how far does the drive pinion engage the tooth that is broken? With a partially broken tooth (cog) there is the possibility that the remaining part of the tooth will break off & get jammed between other gears & break the teeth off, or jamb the differential or bull gears & cause an instant r/h or l/h turn. The second & fifth gear chipping was probably caused by shifting on the move. If the gears shift ok & there is good tooth engagement they will probably be ok. Since you have the back of the tractor apart & can see inside it would be a good time to replace the broken gear on the differential as you will probably have to replace it eventually anyway.

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Ray

02-02-2001 20:00:06




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 Re: Re: JD 60 transmission and differential gear problems in reply to clooney, 02-02-2001 14:47:31  
If I understand your guestion correctly the pinion gear extends beyond both sides of the differntial gear.(the pinion gear is wider the the differential gear).

Can the differential ring gear be replaced from the rear of the tractors? Any guess on the cost of the ring gear or best place to obtain?

Thanks for the advice.



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