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806 and 856 shifting rebuild
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Posted by Jim A. on February 22, 2004 at 19:15:40 from (209.163.43.100):
My neighbor has an 806 and an 856. I am in the process of rebuilding the shift linkages for him. Right now I have the 856 apart, and I am wondering what exactly I should do to get the linkages nice and tight. The obvious thing is that the ball-joint ajusters are loose. If any of the roll pins seem loose should I drill the holes out to the next size roll pin? How about the pins in the ends of the rods that go across the bottom to shift the range transmission, do those ever get loose? Is there anything underneath the range transmission cover that I should look at? What about the 806, what should I look out for on that style of linkage?
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