Are you going to "field work" this tractor. The TAs were primarily designed to shift the tractor down while pulling a mold board plow without stopping when you got into heavy soil. Did this a lot when I was a kid. Of course back then, you wore the engine out a long time before the TA went south. At our farm we have old IH tractors - 656, 886, 1066, 1466. The low side of the TA is out on the 886 and 1066 but since we do no-till farming this function is not missed at all. Why anyone would tear down an otherwise functional transmission to fix the low side of the TA is beyond me - unless you are planning to pull a breaking plow or chisel plow over several hundred acres you really don't need it. You still have 8 forward speeds to select from.
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