Ranchingelec said: (quoted from post at 22:04:36 10/30/14) If I slide the rail all the way forward I can see a grove in the
end(to the rear of the tractor). Lilkely then the clip has been
forced off because the fork is seized to the rail and the rail is
being pulled in the housing. Has anyone seen that before?
Happened with great frequency, not necessarily because the fork was seized to the rail but because it was a bad design. The rail would usually slide back far enough to allow the fork to drop down and strand you either locked in whichever forward range you were using or with only reverse.
A new rail, p/n 148503C1 and 2 of 148501C1 retaining clip were introduced as an improvement.
If you use the old fork, test fit before installing in the tractor. rare, but every now and then the old fork might be a little too long and not have enough clearance to install both clips. It is recommended to modify the fork by chamfering the ends where the new clip will make contact to prevent the possibility of dislodging the retaining clip. I've never seen a new style clip knocked out of place.
This post was edited by Jim Naden at 23:44:41 10/30/14.
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