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Re: Stuck in gear


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Posted by Hugh MacKay on February 18, 2006 at 18:34:15 from (209.226.247.14):

In Reply to: Stuck in gear posted by Tweeter on February 18, 2006 at 15:57:52:

Tweeter: I'd have thought we had this one well covered by now. It must come up at least once per week. Both you and Steven need to build up the bottom end of gear shift lever. If you look at the notches in those shift rails, your lever end should be just about the size of the notch in one rail. Build it up by welding then grind it to a rectangle, very slightly rounded on the corners.

Tweeter, the problem you have right now is your tractor is in two gears at same time. The shift lever, being worn small slipped out of one rail notch before disengaging gear, then you put it in another gear. With the shift lever out you will notice each one of those rails have a forward, center and rear position. You can move them with a big screwdriver. All three rails must be in center position for neutral in transmission. You may find tractor is solidly locked in two gears. Two get it out you may have to tug either forward or backward on tractor. The best way to do this is an anchor vehicle and set of cable come alongs. You will have to play that one a bit, but it will come when presure is right.

BUILD THE GEAR SHIFT LEVER UP, YOU MAY BUST GEARS THE NEXT TIME.


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