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Transmision Center Housing Split

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Sean (TX)

09-23-2007 11:11:05

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Noticed a weird noise at the rear of my tranny after 4 hours of brush hogging. Plan is to do it under a shade tree. I want to roll the rear end away from the tranny. Looks like the best way to go about it. Any tips or tricks? Words of wisdom? can trailer jacks with a wheel be mounted to the PTO inspection ports? Have seen it done in pics on the front of the tranny. Like to mount those before I roll the rear back..

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Sean (TX)

09-24-2007 14:28:25

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Re: Transmision Center Housing Split in reply to Sean (TX), 09-23-2007 11:11:05

Im thinking the non swivel type will be stronger. Im going to look at them in the next day or two. I got some big honking timbers today. 4X12. Going to cut them to 24" lengths. Cleaning the sump with Diesel. Going to let it soak a few days. Must of the sluge is broken up already.

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Ramrod

09-24-2007 14:02:29

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Re: Transmision Center Housing Split in reply to Iron Rose Farms, 09-23-2007 11:11:05

I think I would put two on, or go heavy duty, as these have been know to break and fall, costing a broken casting and big bucks to replace. I would also block it up after it is split regardless of method.

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Sean (TX)

09-24-2007 13:13:34

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Re: Transmision Center Housing Split in reply to GB in MT., 09-23-2007 11:11:05

This looks like a winning method...

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Sean (TX)

09-23-2007 15:42:40

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Re: Transmision Center Housing Split in reply to 2fordsmike, 09-23-2007 11:11:05

drained the fluids found some thin strips of metal. My guess is they are a bearing caseing??? Found most of them in the drain plug the rest I found with a magnet in the drained oil/... Have 5 gallons of diesel in the tranny now...Is it ok to let it soak for a week?

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Sean (TX)

09-23-2007 13:39:41

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Re: Transmision Center Housing Split in reply to Colin King, 09-23-2007 11:11:05

Going to split the rear half first. Then use a cherry picker to get the tranny off the engine. Kinda daunting task but the best way is to dig in. Drained the diffy. Plus I have the inspection plates of for a closer look. Going to give it a good flush first...

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Hobo,NC

09-23-2007 13:29:38

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Re: Transmision Center Housing Split in reply to Sean (TX), 09-23-2007 11:11:05

Hate to break yer hart but the fronts gotta come lucy'to.

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Sean (TX)

09-23-2007 12:12:09

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Re: Transmision Center Housing Split in reply to Zeusdog, 09-23-2007 11:11:05

john hunt said: (quoted from post at 14:56:45 09/23/07) first take off the brush hog and see if the noise went away it might be drive cause it because it need a little lube and sound do travel

Removed that today...No change in the sound. Does it with or without the pto on. Stops when I depress the clutch. Im convinced it is a bearing on the rear of the counter shaft.

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john hunt

09-23-2007 11:56:45

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Re: Transmision Center Housing Split in reply to Sean (TX), 09-23-2007 11:11:05

first take off the brush hog and see if the noise went away it might be drive cause it because it need a little lube and sound do travel

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