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Splitting an H Farmall

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Brad Hed

07-08-2006 11:39:55




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I am restoring a 1943 H. The engine is done and runs well but there is a lot of noise in the transmission area. I decided to tear into it. I have the top plate off and found a lot of slop in the gears and bearings. Everything was going fine until I decided to split it in front of the transmission. I have everthing disconnected that I can think of to disconnect. I have disconnected the hydraulic drive, the engine drive to the transmission and the six bolts (four inside and two outside) that bolts the hydraulics housing to the transmission housing. I can't see anything else to disconnect, but it still won't split apart. Is there something I am missing?

Thanks, Brad

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williamf

07-09-2006 01:45:53




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 Re: Splitting an H Farmall in reply to Brad Hed, 07-08-2006 11:39:55  
When I replaced some of the stuff in my H's transmission I didn't need to split the tractor, so I haven't recent experience in this. both the upper and lower shafts can be taken out without splitting.
That said, if you're splitting it there you would have to take out not just the bolts holding the housings together. You've also got to remove the bearing cage assembly off the top shaft - or maybe not, if it will stay with the front housing when you pull it away, but you're going to have to take it off to get at the bearing anyway. Also the retainng nut on the bottom shaft has to come off. Wm

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Chris F

07-08-2006 17:34:26




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 Re: Splitting an H Farmall in reply to Brad Hed, 07-08-2006 11:39:55  
Brad.... Do you really have to split your tractor?? Driving shaft, Main shaft and Countershaft will all come out fairly easy if you you've already got that heavy cover plate off. Just a thought. Good luck. I've got a '48.



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Jimbub

07-08-2006 12:20:42




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 Re: Splitting an H Farmall in reply to Brad Hed, 07-08-2006 11:39:55  
Hey Brad, Pull the starter, theres a bolt in there that is holding you up.



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Dave Slater

07-08-2006 14:43:44




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 Re: Splitting an H Farmall in reply to Jimbub, 07-08-2006 12:20:42  
Jim, if I understand post correct Brad is splitting at rear of center housing. Wife says I don't understand to good sometimes though.



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Dave Slater

07-08-2006 11:56:44




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 Re: Splitting an H Farmall in reply to Brad Hed, 07-08-2006 11:39:55  
2 dowel pins that the head look like the threads on end of a bolt. There pretty tight sometimes. If someone hasn't beat them up you can screw a nut down on them to pull out or get them loose enough to get out.



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