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Is your gear shift lever worn?
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Posted by Hugh MacKay on April 27, 2006 at 17:45:11 from (64.228.11.149):
To all you guys that have had your Farmall gear shift lever come out of a rail without taking it out of gear. Your 50 year old Farmall isn't really so bad. Just think, after 50 years your gear shift lever is worn. I had this same thing happen today with a relatively new 350 hp New Holland. Luckily they have those designed so you can't get in two gears at once. I could only imagine what would happen if you got that baby in two gears and dropped the clutch. For those who don't know these have two H shift pattern gear boxes, one 4 speed and the other 3 and reverse. About the only progress NH has made, you just have to get the punch down alongside the shift lever. My-my-my, but isn't progress grand.
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