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Posted by snitkawl on February 11, 2002 at 16:05:14 from (64.216.158.45):
In Reply to: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Ford 8oo tractor posted by paul on February 11, 2002 at 12:37:02:
Paul:
I also have a 961 and am currently rebuilding an 860. I have had the transmission all to pieces and put it back together again. I did the same thing on the 820 5 speed transmision, which has 820 stamped very clearly on the flat boss above, and slightly to the rear of, the starter.
You could put a 4 stage clutch in(if there was such a thing), but you will not have a live pto unless you either use the transmission out of an 860/861, or install the 13 parts it takes to make it a live pto in your present transmission.
I think the 821s came with a 4 speed, and used to think the 820s did too, until I got one.
Actually you push the clutch half way down to disengage the gears and all the way down to disengage the pto.
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