Posted by Janicholson on June 13, 2009 at 17:44:33 from (66.173.50.75):
In Reply to: pop in the trans posted by cazzhrdwd on June 13, 2009 at 13:32:38:
As Ron said it is water making a "Moose" consistency. See if you can tell which gears it does it in before tear down. Then look those over very well. What frequency is it doing it ? If once per rear tire rotation, it may be a loose wheel and nothing more. if it is not a loose wheel, and it happens once per revolution of the wheel it could be a tooth off of the rear bull gear. This can be checked through the hole where the PTO goes in. If it is more frequent, it could be a broken tooth on a bull pinion. (tough to see from the hole, and likely to need the top taken off) Good luck, JimN
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