Posted by Bob Bancroft on December 27, 2016 at 10:15:06 from (67.142.162.26):
In Reply to: Rear end posted by stonerock on December 27, 2016 at 09:36:42:
My old 78 IH had an air shift two speed axle. When that started "kicking out" it was a major rear end rebuild. All the other old trucks I had/worked on had the electric shift with the little oil reservoir that was supposed to have 10W in it, but liked to get heavy rear end oil leaking into it. I would take the cover off, flush out the heavy oil, and refill with 10W, and be good for the winter. Now I've got a truck with a newer style electric shift which takes no oil. It's an off road farm truck, and I resisted getting into the shifter, which worked terribly, as I was afraid it would be another rear end rebuild, which this truck isn't worth. I finally got into it last year, and found a bad circuit board! There's a little circuit board in there with goodies soldered to it, with a couple of tiny tiny micro switches on it also. It was clearly junk. I replaced the circuit board, and it shifts great! Best two speed shifter I've ever had!
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