Posted by farmallhjcr on May 07, 2011 at 18:35:41 from (173.44.82.136):
Tractor won"t shift into Direct Drive (hi), only drives in with TA engaged (low, free wheels down hills). Opened up the 4 bolt inspection cover under the steering wheel/gas tank and this is what I found. All pictures are taken from the clutch side of the tractor (left side if sitting on the seat facing forward). The plate with the holes in it that is all bent up I am thinking is the clutch backer plate (loose and flopping around ID is much larger than the spline), disc in the middle (doesn"t spin rides directly on the spline), and a thicker plate that only spins one way clockwise, sun gears?). Then some springs and retainers I fished out of the bottom of the housing.... How can I get the tractor out of TA (low) and into Direct Drive without splitting it???? Anyone experience this? Any remedies?
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