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Farmall 140 4th gear trouble
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Posted by Hurst on February 03, 2006 at 07:31:50 from (66.129.5.5):
We have 2 farmall 140s, later models with the international decals, probably late 60s-70s model. Both of them want to pop out of 4th gear going down hill with a load. One is bad enough to where it pops out with just an empty 20ft flat hay wagon on the back, while the other is alright until there is something like 2 empty flats or around that weight. They both wine quite a bit in all gears, but esp 4th. I have never had them apart. They both will top out at around 14 mph. I understand that this means they have the optional high road gear. What would cause the tractor to jump out of gear and wine a lot in most any gear, varies with the load and whether it is pushing or pulling the tractor. Thanks for the help. I am thinking these tractors might be worth fixing up. One is in good shape but needs this and a motor overhaul, while the other has had the front end welded, needs brakes, but has a good motor. Both have fairly new heads on them. Thanks in advance. Hurst
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