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OT...now this is going to sound really dumb...but
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Posted by Bill46 on January 11, 2007 at 10:44:07 from (63.65.68.246):
Ok...here is the question.
Dad left me an International straight truck with an Eaton 2 speed rear axle.
Good shape, 5 speed, V8 gas engine. He used it to haul grain for years.
Now I want to bring it down here from the farm.
Heres the hitch. How on earth do you down shift the rearend without tearing something up?
I drove that thing years ago, and could always up shift with no problem. But, when I want to go to low range on the 2 speed...I always grind the gears going in.
I do not want to tear it up, I need help in figuring this thing out.
The other half told me to hire someone to drive it down here. Ok...I could, but I have to learn to shift the thing sometime.
Thanks in advance for your help.
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