Posted by JD Seller on December 24, 2012 at 21:11:43 from (208.126.196.144):
I have been working on my JD 4320 transmission at night for the last several days. It has been like opening presents. LOL I have been digging through pallets and boxes of parts that I have horded for years. Some of them have gotten mixed in with 3020,4020 and 4430 trans parts as well. So it has been fun getting all the correct parts together.
I did build some wooden box pallets and have sorted all the different parts by model in each box. Would have helped a lot if I had done that ten years ago.
I have several mysteries too. I have six pinion gears and only four ring gears. Only two are sets. I sure don't remember having that many orphans.
Did not have a good low gear in all of the stuff. That is going to hurt to buy. They have been bring $300-400 used.
The good thing is that I have managed to find real good parts that have very little wear on them. The best donor I bought clear back in 1987. The original tractor only had 2500 hours on it and got Tee boned by a semi. The wreck broke every housing on the tractor. I bought the whole thing and picked the good internal parts out of the wreckage. Sold the rest for scrap. I got my money back from the scrap I sold. Of coarse I have stored/moved the stuff for 26 years.
You can understand why the boys are dreading the day they have to clean up after I am gone. I tend to be a pack rat on some things. LOL
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