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Posted by cole on March 21, 2007 at 18:12:00 from (4.244.66.246):
I have a farmall 240, that would not stay in fourth. I took off the top cover plate and I can see that 4th gear is worn out. ( the gear closests to the front of the tractor) Do I have to split the tractor to get these gears out. Do I have my case dealer do this. I am not much of a mechanic (points and plugs) but am willing to try this. Do you guys think I could handle this? The below average mechanic. I am going to get a manual, but, that will probably take a little time. Which manual do I need? Thanks for any help or suggestions
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