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Noise in 1941 A transmission

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New Collector

10-13-2004 18:08:36




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My Farmall A started making a clanging noise which sounds like it comes from the transmission. Today it locked up and even in neutral when I let the clutch pedal up it would stall the engine. I rocked it in gear with engine off and it freed up but keeps making a clanging noise which only quits with the clutch pedal down. The noise slows or speeds up with the engine speed when tractor is in neutral. Thanks in advance for your help or ideas.

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tractorhead

10-14-2004 05:42:15




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 Re: Noise in 1941 A transmission in reply to New Collector, 10-13-2004 18:08:36  
Two summers ago my slinger in my 48 also bit the dust.not knowing anything about splitting the A ,and not wanting to even attempt splitting the A. I took it out from the top.I used a very sharp 3/8 flat chisel.I split it three times the parts came out easly. since it is aluminium or pot metal it split easly with hardly any chips.You only need it when standing still using the pto. Mowed two summers still working great. jimmy

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New Collector

10-14-2004 08:13:57




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 Re: Noise in 1941 A transmission in reply to tractorhead, 10-14-2004 05:42:15  
Thanks for the help. I'll take a look at the oil slinger.



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gene b

10-14-2004 03:41:08




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 Re: Noise in 1941 A transmission in reply to New Collector, 10-13-2004 18:08:36  
The oil slinger is no big deal as it basickly is for lube to the pto assy. You can get good ones used for 40bucks and new ones from I-H are four or more times that. You do have to split at tne front of the tranny and if you dont have any experience will be quite a job as the clutch and left brake pedals have to be unfastened at the platform to move ahead with the front of the tractor when splitting. The oil slinger is on the bottom and the back of the counter shaft in the tranny. I would also replace the input bearing on the tranny with a new seal. I can do this in 4hrs but have roller stands and have done it several times. Pull the tranny cover off and you will be able to see this slinger sprocket to verify if it is your trouble. good luck gene b

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BIG JOHN

10-13-2004 18:21:00




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 Re: Noise in 1941 A transmission in reply to New Collector, 10-13-2004 18:08:36  
Sounds like your oil slinger has bit the dust. It is what slings the oil around in the transmission. This is not unusual.



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MagMan

10-13-2004 18:19:29




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 Re: Noise in 1941 A transmission in reply to New Collector, 10-13-2004 18:08:36  
Yikes!!! You better tear her down and look before you do more damage.

JON



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