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dana fields

06-26-2007 11:33:57

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My tractor ran out of diesel and I pulled it back down the drive because the starter went out after I added more diesel. My guy put the new starter on and somehow the main gear is now not wanting to move. It's stuck in neutral. Is this something I did pulling the tractor? Any ideas?

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Capp

06-30-2007 20:23:23

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Re: Fordson gears in reply to dana fields, 06-26-2007 11:33:57

I know this may be a stupid question, but is your low range and high range shifting lever in the middle. If it is then it won't got either way.
Capp

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dana fields

07-02-2007 07:58:36

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Re: Fordson gears in reply to Capp, 06-30-2007 20:23:23

My low/high lever will move to either low or high. It doesn't appear to be affected. I will check to be sure but I think I left it in low since that is where I usually use it. I appreciate any help.

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James White

07-03-2007 20:13:40

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Re: Fordson gears in reply to dana fields, 07-02-2007 07:58:36

Pull the top plate off the tranny and line up the shift dogs. The ball on the end of the shifter get worn and will hang between gears.

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dana fields

07-12-2007 14:13:01

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Re: Fordson gears in reply to James White, 07-03-2007 20:13:40

Thank you so much. If it will ever stop raining here so I can work on it. I appreciate the advise.

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dana fields

07-16-2007 14:14:20

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Re: Fordson gears in reply to dana fields, 07-12-2007 14:13:01

Easy as could be! Thanks

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