Posted by the tractor vet on January 06, 2009 at 17:15:16 from (75.19.124.16):
In Reply to: Re: 706 shifting fork posted by Herman, MN. on January 06, 2009 at 13:43:20:
Well ya had best pull the side cover as well , now keep in mind here that you will loose about a gallon of hy tran when this cove is pulled . Ya have to pull it to get the rev. shift fork back on when going back together . Now to remove the shift fork on the H-L-N- shifter remove the bolt that goes thru the shift fork then place the shifter forward so that the collar engages the ft. gear and with a pair of vice grips work the shaft reward JUST ENOUGH to remove the shift fork. Then do everything in reverse when going back together. Now here is a word to the wise here check thru the archives on the way to adjust the clutch dump valve and trans brake. As i would venture to say that 706 is a weeeeeee BIT hard shifting and this is what caused the problem.
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