Thanks for the advice. I was only rocking it by hand so I don't think I can have shaken anything very loose. I followed Pete 23s recommendation and pulled the belt pulley and this is what I found. I do not think I have seen gears this chewed up and I am wondering what could have done it. I will look as I tear it down for what the problem could have been. Looks like I will need to do the double split again and also pull the transmission top cover. I replaced the gears in my H a couple of years ago and I think this is largely similar except that the countershaft is hollow, but with the service manual I should be able to figure that out. Looks like I have many happy hours ahead of me in the shop, and there is some warm weather coming up soon that should make it more manageable. Zach
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