Oliver18001850
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I have an 1850. That pops out of gear going downhill. What needs to be replaced that is causing the issue
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Hay maker2
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Bevel pinion shaft is loose which allows the shaft to get pulled towards the rear when you go down hill and at that point it jumps out of gear.
Then again it could be the intentionally engineered freewheeling of the Hydra-Power not being in directed drive too.
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J. Schwiebert
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How about more details as to what gears it pops out of and a tractor serial number as well. It could also be in the top shaft too.
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