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2N - Shift Lever Pin - Is it replaceable?

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Dan Yocom

06-10-2005 12:18:13

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Hi, I was looking through a N-parts catalog and noticed that they sold a shift Lever pin for 9N,2N,8N,etc. The pin on my tractor is worn flat. I looked at my tractor and I can't figure out how to get the pin out. Is it possible on a 2N (the diagram in the catalog shows an 8N shifter)?

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Dell (WA)

06-10-2005 14:32:25

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Re: 2N - Shift Lever Pin - Is it replaceable? in reply to Dan Yocom, 06-10-2005 12:18:13

Dan..... ...yep, while you're showing the shifter lever picture for the 4-speed 8N tranny; p/n 9N-7221-B, pin, gear shift lever, (1/4"dia x 1-1/2"L) is used for BOTH the 3-speed 9N/2N shifter and the 4-speed 8N shifter. Removal is by hammer and center punch..... ..Dell

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Jeb2N

06-10-2005 13:00:36

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Re: 2N - Shift Lever Pin - Is it replaceable? in reply to Dan Yocom, 06-10-2005 12:18:13

Definately replaceable. I did mine a while back. It has flutes around it that hold it in place in the hole of the ball. I tapped mine out using a punch and pushed on the side that was flush with the ball. I drove the new one in the same way. It's just a friction fit and requires a little tapping. Not nearly as bad as you might think.

Jeb

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DaveTx

06-10-2005 13:00:17

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Re: 2N - Shift Lever Pin - Is it replaceable? in reply to Dan Yocom, 06-10-2005 12:18:13

Generally if a company sells an individual part then you can almost always replace just that part. That said I'm not familiar with the part you are talking about but my guess is the pin is pressed in and the hole goes all the way thru the part that the pin is holding. If it does then get a punch with an outside diameter smaller than the pin and punch the pin thru from one side or the other. If you can't find a punch then try a very small drill bit. Good luck

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