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Ramrod

12-04-2004 13:40:20

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Got my trannt freed up and I'm ready to close it up. Which way does the Sherman's input shaft mount? Looks like it could mount in 4 different ways. There is a slot in the input shaft housing through which you can see the shaft, does it mount up, down, left, or right? I'm thinking up...

Ramrod

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boda65

12-04-2004 17:11:40

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Re: Sherman Input Shaft in reply to Ramrod, 12-04-2004 13:40:20

I think the slot should be on the bottom. This would allow any oil that leaks past the seal to drain out before reaching the clutch and pressure plate. But I could be wrong.

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Willy-N

12-04-2004 14:04:23

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Re: Sherman Input Shaft in reply to Ramrod, 12-04-2004 13:40:20

Here is a picture showing what I think you are calling a slot. This is a 3 speed sherman and is sitting the way it goes in the tractor. Mark H.

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MikeT

12-04-2004 17:46:50

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Re: Sherman Input Shaft in reply to Willy-N, 12-04-2004 14:04:23

What angle are we looking at in the pic? Is that a left side view?? What are you calling the slot?

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Willy-N

12-04-2004 19:02:12

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Re: Sherman Input Shaft in reply to MikeT, 12-04-2004 17:46:50

Yes a side left view if you are facing twords front of the tractor. Slot is on the bottom. Mark H.

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Ramrod

12-04-2004 14:47:57

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Re: Sherman Input Shaft in reply to Willy-N, 12-04-2004 14:04:23

The slot is on the bottom in the picture. I wonder what the slot is for? Y'all work on that, I'm gonna go mount my input shaft.

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Ramrod

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Willy-N

12-04-2004 19:00:07

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Re: Sherman Input Shaft in reply to Ramrod, 12-04-2004 14:47:57

I think like said above for letting fluid out that leaks pass the seal befor it travels to the end and gets to the clutch disk and ruins it. Mark H.

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