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Re: Well I better do the TA.
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Posted by rebuilder on December 11, 2003 at 11:31:27 from (216.241.135.193):
In Reply to: Well I better do the TA. posted by Kelly C on December 10, 2003 at 19:13:26:
Kelly: If you are planning on rebuilding you T.A. I will list what I generally see wrong in most T.A.' I rebuild.
-check all gear teeth on planetaries as well as input&output shafts for flaking. If they are flaking there is not much life left in the gears. -checkneedle bearing surfaces;2 on output shaft and all three shafts in planetaries. I see ANY amount of flaking I replace. -Install NEW needles in planetaries! -I check needle bearings in carrier and primary(input) shaft for play.If I can stick an o-ring pick point well inbetween neeldles, they are worn and need to be replaced. -The thin bearing which fits inside the ramp is fragile. I have broken many just taking them off and I have had one instance where a T.A. I rebuilt had that brearing fly apart after being installed. Use care removing and installing and check outer race for fine cracks running around race. -As mention in previous posts the ramp should be replaced. If you use your tractor hard or often you would be better to install the H.D. ramp(sprague). An extra $100 I know, but money well spent. -as for the clunking noise I doubt very much it is in the T.A. Most T.A.'s I rebuild, if one tooth goes out they all go out together since they are timed and macthed. My Super M has had the inner axle bearings go out several times producing a similar clunking noise. To check, take out the pto, remove bull gear(by sliding axle out of axle housing. You can see if bearing is out and replace. Note: reinstalling bull gear by yourself(aligning the splines) can take some time as well as just the right swear words, but when spoken in just the right tone can do wonders.
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