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wes

05-14-2001 17:34:25




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the transmission is hung between 2nd and reverse gear after removing the shifter cover we tried to jar it loose but it is to tight.I'VE only had it since oct and have invested a thousand dollars already plus 2500.00 buyers fee.where to start????




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wes

05-17-2001 11:55:55




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 Re: 8 n transmisson in reply to wes, 05-14-2001 17:34:25  
after jacking the rear tires up'we took a wrench to the crank tried to move it this way but all it did was slip the clutch'there is no movement in between the gears {no free play}tried to move the shifting forks by rocking the rear tires back and forth it's to tight.I called the local shop they said that I would have to split the tractor in both places.I can't even get it in the garage its hard to move a tractor when the rear wheels are locked up. thanks for earilier responses thankyou/

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Kevin inTX

05-14-2001 19:25:20




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 Re: 8 n transmisson in reply to wes, 05-14-2001 17:34:25  
I had a similiar problem with my 8N. Start by jacking one of the rear wheels so it will spin freely. Then, using a box end wrench (1 5/16 I think) rotate the engine backwards until you can move the shift forks to neutral. The engine may have to be rotated a full turn or more. If you're standing on the right side of the tractor, keep pushing the wrench down until the tension is released in the tranny. Hope this helps.

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peterc

05-14-2001 17:49:04




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 Re: 8 n transmisson in reply to wes, 05-14-2001 17:34:25  
be patient with it wes. try working with the levers usually more than one of them are out of sync, also try taking the weight off the rear wheels sometimes that will loosen things up enough to get things moving.the important thing is stay cool tractors can smell fear.



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