Re: 1950 Farmall M

Posted by captaink on May 22, 2006 at 06:51:41 from (66.115.214.56):

In Reply to: 1950 Farmall M posted by Ryan Leighton on May 18, 2006 at 15:07:44:

Ryan,

I have no idea what that yoke could be. A picture might help.

The main concern that I have is the very limited clearance between the bull gears and the bottom of the case and the fact that if any hardened steel (like a gear tooth) gets between the tight clearances and goes through the gears something has to give. It might cost you a case or more gears or you may get lucky and the broken pieces will settle in the middle of the rear end. At this point you have no idea what additional damage may have occured.

If you have a lifting device the top cover isn't that hard to get off. Then you can drain the rear end lube and find out what is going on for sure. Nothing too difficult in that rear end for dissassembly/assembly. Repair isn't difficult, but may be costly depending on what all needs repairing.

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