Posted by CenTex Farmall on December 01, 2011 at 19:24:21 from (74.84.89.147):
In Reply to: H tranny problems posted by hvacpro85 on December 01, 2011 at 19:14:49:
Most likely an axle bearing but also possibly from a bull pinion or carrier. Could be left over pieces from a failure that was field repaired. I have found stuff like that before while cleaning out rear cases.
I don't know for sure on an H but on an M you can change axle bearings through the PTO opening. Not something you want to have do but can be done.
Are the pieces shiny or dark? If they are dark, especially the fracture itself, then they have been in there a while and probably left over. If they are shiny and the fracture looks clean and bright then, you may want to at least check your axle bearings in case you have one that's starting to go.
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