Tony can't remember for sure now. Think I reduced the shaft size at the first diameter behind the gear and shimed behind the gear face.
I fixed that tractor to sell so don't know the long term results. Had several old housings and several of those were worn enough that the gear would go in but way to loose. Think I just chucked shaft in a drill and used a file and emory cloth to do it.
Good thing I write some things down because I was wrong. Reduced first diameter behind gear .026. left middle diameter the same. Reduced next diameter .033. All depends on what your housing measures on how much though. Two notched housings were used. First one was so soft it would wear fast. Next one was harder and sized more acurate. Two plastic gears were also used before the steel shaft. Last plastic gear shaft was .002 smaller diameter. Box I got the last steel shaft gear in is 369695R91. IH used to sell the gear, housing and retainer all together under #369694R91. Don't think the housing 369692R1 or retainer 369693R1 is available anymore.
This post was edited by D Slater at 16:59:25 01/15/12.
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