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Re: Early 560's what was the rear end problem?
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Posted by chadd on January 27, 2006 at 08:40:34 from (155.92.30.128):
In Reply to: Early 560's what was the rear end problem? posted by Ronald on January 26, 2006 at 19:11:36:
I read in a book that in the beginning, IH didn't even know what was going on. In a frenzy, they revised the differential gears and bull gears. They changed tooth profiles, and created extra paths for oil to lubricate the gears. When they continued to fail, they started revising other parts. When that didn't work, they pushed the panic button and basically gutted the rear end for a complete overhaul. New bearings, gears, shafts, etc. Supposedly though, the real problem was the bearings. Some shops just changed the bearings in the rear end from normal roller bearings to tapered roller bearings, and solved the problem.
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