Posted by The tractor vet on March 11, 2014 at 18:32:29 from (75.19.125.103):
In Reply to: Re: 826 Park Lock posted by Pete on March 11, 2014 at 17:42:00:
All you will see is Rev sliding gear and shift fork under that cover . The deck and shift cover must come off Three springs to unhook clutch safty switch a hand full of 3/8ths bolts on the deck and some shift linkage and park loc linkage on the shift cover . Tools needed for the job 3/4 socket short extension ratchet 9/16ths socket and extension and ratchet a pair of side cutters one still bladed putty knife SHARP and a hammer . Now if said tractor has side hyd. couplers on the dash support them you will need a couple bigger wrenches . a use the putty knife to drive under the shift cover in the corners to break the gskt. and a couple small pry bars . Like i said before IF it has the spring loaded park lock ya need a 1/2 inch nut to place under the park loc to hold the rod up . Also make sure the shift linkage is in Neutral . Once you have it all off NOW is a good time to check all the stuff on the bottom side of the shift cover . Best to get a I T manual .
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