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Re: International farmall Loboy 154
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Posted by lee on May 19, 2004 at 12:08:55 from (216.127.206.83):
In Reply to: International farmall Loboy 154 posted by Bob Oliver on May 19, 2004 at 08:17:51:
There are 2 shear bolts on either end of the shaft 1by the flywheel and other next to the creeper drive gear box use only a grade 5 or less If thats all turning pull the plug out of the bottom of the creeper unit if so equipt and check for frags the detent has I believe a 9/16 head bolt with a lockwasher spring and a ball Just in case you pull that out.The shift on the creeper should be smooth from low to high. My guess would the sun gears exploded. If that isnt it pull the seat/fender assembly off and peek in top of main trans housing (Take the shift lever plate assembly off) good luck Let us know what happened
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