Posted by Bob on December 01, 2018 at 11:38:09 from (64.255.159.199):
In Reply to: Grain truck two speed posted by notjustair on November 30, 2018 at 19:48:52:
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In addition to what else has been said, make sure the rubber boot/seal that keeps rear end gear oil out of the shift unit is intact.
They tear and then nasty, heavy gear oil gets into the shift unit.
The seals are still readily available.
There's a fill plug on the cover of the (older-style) shift units, when they get troublesome I either take the steel cover off or remove the unit from the axle, (which you have to do anyway to replace the seal if there's axle oil in there), flush out with electrical cleaner, and allow to THOROUGHLY air dry before putting them back in place, or putting the cover back on, then fill them with oil up to the plug hole.
Believe they originally called for 10W oil, not having that at hand, I've used Hygard for years, with great success.
I'ts amazing how much better they shift cleaned out and with fresh, light oil.
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