Posted by Andrew Z on May 13, 2011 at 05:16:23 from (72.10.122.33):
In Reply to: ta trouble posted by farmall 450 on May 12, 2011 at 22:01:09:
You need to split the tractor in 3 sections, to isolate the TA section. Becareful though the sections are very heavy. As for the TA its self you are better off getting a re-maned one, they run around 600-700. There is a dry clutch in the front of the TA as well that also should be examined for wear, if any signs replace. You really need a good manual with a step by step break down of the sections. I was able to do my 450 TA with the I&T manual but i had preivious knowledge of these as well. One of the most important parts when doing this is that you need a good flat surface, ie concrete floor. If you have a dirt drive or uneven surfaces it will nearly be impossible to realign the sections.
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