Posted by The tractor vet on March 11, 2014 at 13:02:39 from (75.19.125.103):
In Reply to: Re: 826 Park Lock posted by pete on March 11, 2014 at 11:21:15:
Well i can do it by myself but i lot count a long time ago on how many range covers i have had off . Not only do you have to pull the top cover but also the side cover on the left side behind the step , there is a shift rod that goes down to the rev. shifting fork and when you pull the cover the rev. shift rod comes up and rev. shift fork falls over . also i do not know IF your park loc. has been updated or not . If it is the old style it is and over center deal and not much of a hassle , but if it has been changed to the new Spring loaded park loc then it is a big deal . Then you have to block the park loc up in the disengaged position with a 1/2 inch nut to hold it UP and one must be careful or it will EAT YOU . You say that the park loc will not come off ?? if this has been changed to the new style and moving the handle does nothing the pin on the rod may have sherd and let the fun begin . The way to tell if you have the old verses new , OLd style has and adjustable rod from the lever to the linkage on the up and down rod . New style spring loaded does not and just a solid rod with two 90 degree bends . When you remove the side cover to get to the rev. shift fork IF the hyd level is at the correct level and NOT FIVE OVER you will loose about a gallon of hyd. oil when you pull the cover If it is over full then you can loose six or more . For a first timer it is nice to have one extra pair of hands.
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