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Sherman Transmission pattern

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Rob Mo.

05-07-2007 04:40:32




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Hey all, I got a 8n w/ the sherman transmission. It is very sweet & the best thing that they ever put in the N-series tractor. I just haven"t figures it all out just yet, like where is "high", "low, & "direct". I just haven"t played w/ it too much yet. Any thoughts?

Rob




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Carl (NH)

05-07-2007 14:59:02




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 Re: Sherman Transmission pattern in reply to Rob Mo., 05-07-2007 04:40:32  
They say a picture is worth a thousand words so... I'll send you to John Smith's excellent page on Sherman transmissions. Click on the link below to see a diagram of the Sherman combo shifting pattern.

Carl



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old

05-07-2007 08:12:04




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 Re: Sherman Transmission pattern in reply to Rob Mo., 05-07-2007 04:40:32  
If its a combo its like this. Pushed in and down its underdrive. If in and up its over drive. And if pulled out, I.E. go the nutral then pull if side ways and it will pop out about 1/2 inch then pull up thats standard. My 841 has on in it and its sure is nice for loader work



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crazy8

05-07-2007 07:22:48




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 Re: Sherman Transmission pattern in reply to Rob Mo., 05-07-2007 04:40:32  
If its a combo the shift pattern is a backwards lower case h. the rail will pull out very slight.



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Mr. Bob

05-07-2007 05:30:30




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 Re: Sherman Transmission pattern in reply to Rob Mo., 05-07-2007 04:40:32  
Rob, Type in Sherman Transmissions in your search. There should be a website that will give you an illustration and info about the different varaitions of these trannys. I have a '46 2N with a Sherman Step-Up and I really like it. I drive it on the road a good bit to my firewood source and its 20 mph road speed is very time saving.



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