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JD 60 @nd gear no go

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Ben So Tex

02-18-2001 17:02:13




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I was pulling a disk today and the tractor stop, I can move the stick from 2nd gear to neutral with the cluch in or out, with engine running, But I cannot move it up and down the neutral, just left to right,WHAT COULD OF HAPPEN?




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Chuck

02-18-2001 18:40:42




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 Re: JD 60 @nd gear no go in reply to Ben So Tex, 02-18-2001 17:02:13  
you received the sympton of a major problem brewing. If you want to keep the tractor, better go in and do a transmission tune up....



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Deano

02-18-2001 18:32:57




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 Re: JD 60 @nd gear no go in reply to Ben So Tex, 02-18-2001 17:02:13  
Oh no!!!!! !!!!! !!!!
This is usual problem with a six speed.Ihave seen this on a couple of Bs I own.When you pull in hard bind like up a hill or pulling disc the gear selector pops out of its gear selection.I take that your tractor is still in second gear.You can let out on clutch and wiggle the gear stick around until it goes back in place.If this doesnt get you back in motion ,you will need to take shifter and trans.cover off and put tractor in nuetral and put back together with shifter in nuetral position.In my experience it is caused by worn parts on shifting rod.the shifter rod has snap rings,ball socket,spring and several lock washers.These parts get worn out and causes the rod to come out of the yoke. Good Luck..... ..... Deano

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Mike in Mo

02-18-2001 18:20:34




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 Re: JD 60 @nd gear no go in reply to Ben So Tex, 02-18-2001 17:02:13  
Sounds like the shifter lever jumped out of place( out of the shifter fork) You'll have to lift up the shifter quadrant to line up the shifter forks. The fun part is raising the hood up enough to be able to work in the tranny. I've also been lucky enough to work the shifter back in placeby playing with the shifter on mine. Good luck!



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