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Torque amplifier repair?
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Posted by Tired 300 in Mn on February 12, 2006 at 17:11:15 from (64.61.224.198):
I have my 300 apart to repair some oil leaks, & rebuild the front bolster. The torque amplifier is dead, & I'm trying to decide whether or not to repair it. I'm told that the rollers eventually wear flat, & will no longer hold when TA is used. The local IHC dealer sells a ramp with new rollers, & a planet carrier in which you install your planetary gears into. Is it possible and practical to replace springs, pins, & rollers in my ramp assembly & save some money? If my terminology is off, I apologize. Also, if I sound cheap, I probably am, but this is a loader tractor, and probably will not ever pull a plow or a hay baler. Thanks in advance for any help, I don't post often, but I enjoy this forum.
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