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GEAR LEVER SHEARED OFF! What to do?

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04-14-2001 14:40:34

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Today I was doing a little box scraping. When I tried to change gears all of a sudden the shift (gear changing) lever was in my hand and not in the tractor! I have a an early front mount distributor 8N with standard 4 speed transmission. I took the cover plate off. The piece of the gear lever that remains with the cover is inside a spring and a sliding slotted mechanism that is riveted to the plate. How can I get this fixed? How do I get the rest of the gear lever out? Can I buy replacement parts? Any tricks I need to know to get it all back together (including when I have to put it all back into the tractor)? THANKS FOR ANY HELP!

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04-15-2001 16:54:57

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Re: GEAR LEVER SHEARED OFF! What to do? in reply to AA, 04-14-2001 14:40:34

Thanks for all the suggestions. I'll give them a try!

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04-14-2001 18:10:43

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Re: GEAR LEVER SHEARED OFF! What to do? in reply to AA, 04-14-2001 14:40:34

Compress the spring and remove the retaining clip from the shifter. You can get it welded and grind it back down to the original configuration or replace it with a boneyard shifter.

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TimK

04-14-2001 21:54:58

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Re: Re: GEAR LEVER SHEARED OFF! What to do? in reply to bg, 04-14-2001 18:10:43

There is also a pin that goes thru the bottom of the shifer stick that fits a slot in the cover. As long as you have the cover off, check for wear on the pin as well as a gouged out slot in the cover, which can be welded and filed out smooth again. The shifter pin can be pressed out and a new one installed.

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MikeK

04-15-2001 09:49:10

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Re: Re: Re: GEAR LEVER SHEARED OFF! What to do? in reply to TimK, 04-14-2001 21:54:58

I believe parts are available thru New Holland at a reasonable price. Bring the cover with you the dealer probalble can fix it in 15 minutes or so

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