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Nathan(GA)

03-24-2002 19:31:25

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I have a MI that needs a transmission. What other trans will work, MT ? Any difference in regular M and MI trans?

Also, can you run the engine without the hydraulic lines hooked up? They are damaged. I'm trying to check things out and would like to try the engine. What should I do about the pump? Plumb lines together or plug holes?

Thanks!

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Nathan(GA) - Thanks!

03-25-2002 18:04:16

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Re: JD M transmission questions in reply to Nathan(GA), 03-24-2002 19:31:25

Thanks folks!

And Brandon, it's the same, still in 2 pieces. Trying to decide if I should work on it or sell it.

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Russ

03-25-2002 09:34:12

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Re: JD M transmission questions in reply to Nathan(GA), 03-24-2002 19:31:25

As long as there is some oil in the pump it should be ok to run the engine for a short time. the lines should be connected together to circulate the the oil to keep the pump lubricated, I would use a piece of rubber hose and clamps. It may build up some pressure if it warms up due to thermal expansion. You could hook it up to the lift unit with hose as long as you don't try to lift anything!

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Brandon

03-25-2002 09:24:07

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Re: JD M transmission questions in reply to Nathan(GA), 03-24-2002 19:31:25

Is this the same Nathan that owns MI #10958? Last I knew, the tractor was in two large pieces!

I took a quick look in the parts book. Every M transmission would work, EXCEPT the MT. The MT uses a different transmission case. The MT and MC also use different final drives from an M or MI.

So you have to find another M or MI to get the right transmission and final drive housings. An MT transmission would probably fit, but there would be problems with the final drives.

Good luck,
Brandon

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JDM Guy

03-25-2002 02:55:53

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Re: JD M transmission questions in reply to Nathan(GA), 03-24-2002 19:31:25

I think the M trans is the same as the MI's. And a MT trans would fit in an MI. I wouldn't try to run the motor without the hydrolic lines. You would probily burn the pump out. You would be safer just buying new ones and waiting to start the motor.

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