Posted by mikes54jubilee on June 09, 2013 at 06:26:47 from (67.252.109.254):
I just took my new 1948 M for a 17 mile poker run. (I drove there and back 15 miles each way too) My tractor kept slipping out of fifth gear. Never going up hill or down hill, only on flat road , when there was no load on the motor. Not every time but it seemed like more towards the end of my trip. I had changed the gear oil too. The oil that came out was good, I didn"t know so I changed it. I put in 85-90 wt. I don"t know what was in there if it was 85-90 or 85- 140 wt. It was pretty thick tho when it came out. Does anyone have an idea what is wrong to make it do that ? Thanks for any help. Mike
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