Posted by John A. on May 07, 2012 at 19:36:48 from (76.1.122.180):
Guys, Down here in Central Texas, Gear Splitters on Hs & Ms are scarcer than Hens teeth! More of a Midwest item as a rule. A buddy of mine called me about an old H that showed up at a local salvage yard. It appears to be a splitter of some sort. Maybe y'all can tell me what it may be......here goes..... There is a a shaft that comes out of the LH side of the transmission Housing w/ a short 6in lever mounted to it. , just rear of the big mounted equipment Boss, and behind the clutch rod. there is a lever mounted on the Operators Deck, just right of the Clutch Peddle pad on the Operators Deck. That shifter has a RH sideways square U made into the lever so it doesn't interfere with the clutch peddle when it is depressed. Then a vertical rod to connect the lever to the shifter. There were no old stickers to be seen, or embossed letters on the shifter or lever! My Question is what make of splitter is this that I have described, ?????? Any ideas? IYO, is it worth anything much? Thanks Guys Later, John A.
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