What you're looking at in the picture is the bell housing. The transmission is the next one back.
What sitting on what gear? There's no gear in the bell housing. All I see is a red ring in the blur. Almost looks like it was heated up cherry red with a torch. Hopefully that's a reflection, and not cherry red hot. I can only guess that is either the front seal to the transmission, or the throwout bearing. Does it move forward and back when you press the clutch?
What should you service? Everything. Nothing. Just what's broken. Take your choice. There's no one thing that goes bad on a 60 year old tractor. It's all eligible to fail at any moment. If you want to be 100% sure, you can tear it all down, flush, clean, replace all seals and bearings. That'll take a long time and be very expensive. Or, if you know of something SPECIFIC that's shot you can fix that. Or, you can just slide it back together and drive it, then fix whatever breaks, when it breaks, down the road.
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